The day I first set foot on Mount Seymour, I knew it would have a lasting profound impact on me. Located on Vancouver’s North Shore, the mountain looks down over the vibrant and pulsing city to the South, while the Coast Mountains stretch endlessly to the North. For 3 years, I returned on and off to seek inspiration, and to shoot as much timelapse as possible. Every time, I found a new and unique display of magic. I never tire of seeing the lights, the colours, the sunrise, the sunset, and just sitting back at peace above the world. This is the culmination of years of practice, countless pounds of equipment carried, many sleepless nights, and 100s of hours of editing. Enjoy!
Music: Makes the Wind (feat. REMMI & Yung Youth) by Super Duper – licensed via The Music Bed (musicbed.com)
Equipment used:
Nikon D7000, Nikon 18-55 VR, Nikon 55-200 VR
Canon 7Dm2, Canon 24-70 f/4 L IS, Canon 70-200 f/4 L IS, Tokina 11-16 2.8 DX, Canon 24 1.4 L
Sony a7s, Sigma 20 1.4
All clips available for licensing in 4k. Almost all have been sped up beyond their original timelapse form for this film, and are 10-15 seconds in length each.
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Disclaimer: The Mount Seymour Backcountry is a wilderness area. If you are planning on hiking or camping in the park, make sure you are familiar with the park’s own rules regarding human activities http://ift.tt/1xuaiqp. Even if you are going on a day hike, it is crucial to carry the 10 essentials and leave a detailed trip plan with someone reliable http://ift.tt/1QfFCb0. There have been far too many rescues in the North Shore over the past few years. With proper preparation and knowledge, the beauty of these mountains is available for all to enjoy.
I was commissioned to make a film and shoot a set of images by ESPN for Wilson, to show the manufacturing process of their tennis balls for the US Open. We flew to the factory, shot the film and stills in one day then flew home. Its an amazingly complex manufacture, requiring 24 different processes to make the final ball. It was hot, loud and the people who worked there, worked fast. So much beauty in each stage. I love the mechanics of how things are made, it fills me with great pleasure. I hope you enjoy the film.
A Scene’s of Crime Officer is Plagued by memories of her day job. Two environments mesh together as she struggles to separate work and home life.
Made with the ICA and Kingston University for Channel 4’s Random Acts.
With additional animation by Diana Gradinaru.
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Off-grid communities such as those in sub-Saharan Africa can pay thousands of times as much as the rest of us for their energy. Designer Jim Reeves has developed a simple, low-cost gear-train and generator that uses a descending weight to power a perpetual light source. Children can do their homework and study, families and friends can eat together and interact after dark adding new dimensions and possibilities to their lives.
ArtFx : l’école des effets spéciaux, du cinéma d’animation 3D et du jeu vidéo. http://www.artfx.fr
En un clin d’oeil, la folie entraîne le temps ailleurs.
In a blink of an eye, time can go berserk.
Réalisateurs : Manon GHYS, Victoria LÉGER, Nathan RÉMY, William STEINER
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Directed by: Sean Metelerkamp
Post production by: Christopher Bisset
Produced by: Jon Day
Featuring: Stefan Burnett
Nina Milner
Sean Metelerkamp
Edited by: Nina Milner
Graphic Design by: Hanno van Zyl
Makeup by: Mehnaaz Maleta
Lighting: John Second
Special thanks: Nicholas Ellis-Brown
Officer Arnaud loved his Mom.
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My love to everyone.
A tribute to Vancouver’s North Shore.
Video: Scott Secco
Sound Design: Keith White
Score: Oliver Brayshaw
Narration: Terry Walker