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Riding the Sydney Metro from petrgrasshopper on Vimeo.
An experimental process, and in B&W, using 'still' photos interspersed with digital footage. Images: Olympus Trip35 (film, scanned) and Canon EOS M2 (digital), put together in Movavi Video Editor 15 Plus, (11 Jan. 2020).
Melbourne from Quilman Cruz on Vimeo.
Filmed and Edited Quilman Cruz
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Sydney Tower from Quilman Cruz on Vimeo.
[853Creative] Vietnam Aerial 1: Saigon 2018 from 853Creative on Vimeo.
[853Creative] Sydney 2019 from 853Creative on Vimeo.
Freeways Without Futures (CNU23 Dallas Edition) from STREETFILMS on Vimeo.
In what's less a Streetfilm and more a great highlight wrap-up of the "Freeways Without Futures" session at the Congress For New Urbanism's conference in Dallas, you'll get to see Dallas' infamous I-345 from heights rarely seen by the average person.
Patrick Kennedy, founder of A New Dallas, talks to attendees about how the movement to take Interstate 345 off the grid got started. He was joined by Loeb Fellow Peter Park and Ian Lockwood from the Toole Design Group. Some of the words were too powerful and logical to not share with the rest of the universe.
It's Smart To Be Dense from STREETFILMS on Vimeo.
Urban density is fundamental principle of sustainable development. Density supports economic and creative vibrancy, social integration, and a healthy, environmental sustainable development model. As the world’s population continues to urbanize, our cities have two options for growth: densify or sprawl. The private-car dependent sprawl model of the 20th century must change, and move away from a reliance on private cars, to accommodate a more populous, and more prosperous world.
In this charming video featuring a mix of animation, stats and video, the Institute for Transportation & Development Policy (ITDP) & Streetfilms have teamed up to bring you the most important reasons for building dense. By 2050 about 75% of all the world's population will be urban so it is vital for the health of the planet we choose correctly, and do it now.
Check out our other great team productions with ITDP including...
"Parking: Searching for the Good Life in the City": vimeo.com/100258778
"Riding the Bike Share Boom": vimeo.com/80460045
If You Want to Buy a Car in Japan.... from STREETFILMS on Vimeo.
Here's a Streetfilms shortie from Tokyo about the complexities of car ownership.
I've been gathering numerous interviews with parking experts - with plans on publishing a 3-part series on parking policy sometime before mid-2016. In conducting some of these interviews, I've been enlightened to the fact that in Tokyo, if you want to buy a car the process is much more complicated than almost anywhere in the world.
Ultimately the biggest obstacle: you need to prove that you have somewhere to park it and need to present those documents for approval to your local council. That parking space could be inconveniently many miles away from your residence. It will likely cost you a bundle. Add to that yearly taxes, high parking fees wherever you're driving (to park again) and expressways with tolls, and you can see why many city residents choose to ride the efficient public transit system.
Streetfilms correspondent Joe Baur happened to be in Japan, so he grabbed this interview for me with Byron Kidd, from Tokyo By Bike. Since he had quite a good deal to say, I thought it'd be nice to give some longer excerpts to our viewers before inserting his quotes into our ambitious series.
Bus Rapid Transit in Guangzhou, China from STREETFILMS on Vimeo.
Guangzhou is one of the fastest growing cities in the world. The economic hub of China's southern coast, it has undergone three decades of rapid modernization, and until recently the city’s streets were on a trajectory to get completely overrun by traffic congestion and pollution. But Guangzhou has started to change course. Last year the city made major strides to cut carbon emissions and reclaim space for people, opening new bus rapid transit and public bike sharing systems.
The Guangzhou BRT system opened in February 2010. It now carries 800,000 passengers a day, seamlessly connecting riders to both the metro system and the city's new bike-share network. For these innovations, Guangzhou won the Institute for Transportation and Development Policy's 2011 Sustainable Transport Award. Watch this Streetfilm and see how one of the world's most dynamic cities is "winning the future" on its streets.
guangzhou rough cut from STREETFILMS on Vimeo.
Sydney - The Call of the City from Edouard Debrousse on Vimeo.
Music: Active Child - You Are All I See Apparat - Fractales Pt. 1
compilation of footages and timelapses from my last trip in Australia.
Welcome to Sydney from Sharkie on Vimeo.
I moved to Sydney in early 2012 for a two year job, and immediately found a city that was a photographer’s paradise. The inspiration for making a timelapse of the city comes from from the film Baraka (1992) and another Vimeo timelapse, The City (vimeo.com/29298709).
As time lapse has grown more popular, I've seen an increase in bad production. Too many films are littered with overuse of motion rigs, special effects, or dramatic cinema tracks without telling any sort of story. I wanted to capture Sydney in the way I experienced and keep it simple. I am very happy with the end product.
Principal photography began in mid-2012, and went on sporadically through March of 2014 when I departed for America. Upon returning to Sydney in September 2015, I shot four new sequences seen in the film. In particular, the one shot at Barangaroo Reserve would not have been possible before in initial photography as it opened to the public in 2015. But along with the new there is some old: the film features both the now defunct Sydney Monorail, and nighttime traffic on George Street which will become a memory with the installation of the light rail in the CBD.
The overwhelming majority of photos were shot in RAW format at full resolution of 5730 x 3840 pixels. Over 100,000 photos were taken, requiring storage space of 1.8 Terabytes (!!) before processing. Initial image processing and correction was then done in Adobe Photoshop. Photos were then assembled in Sequence (frosthaus.com/sequence/) and brought over to Apple Final Cut Pro for editing. In all, the entire production took me well upwards of 500 hours to complete.
I hope you find the film enjoyable. If you like it, please share it with your friends and colleagues!
Equipment: Cameras: Canon EOS 5D Mark II and Mark III Lenses: • 15mm f/2.8 Fisheye • 16-35mm 2.8L USM • 24-105mm f/4L IS USM • 50mm f/1.4 USM • 85 f/1.2 II USM Filters: • Heliopan Neutral Density 3.0 Filter • Singh Ray Vari-ND Variable Neutral Density Filter
Closed Sydney - Lockouts Timelapse from Shifted Pictures on Vimeo.
The Flinders, Exchange, Soho, Hugos and many others were more than just places to go out. They were people's livelihood. They were institutions. They helped make Sydney a vibrant city and an exciting place to live and they are now gone.
'Closed Sydney' is a timelapse short film with original music by Art vs. Science's Jim Finn. It documents the stillness that has settled over the once bustling heart of Sydney.
The short film was created using motion-control timelapse technology which moves the camera (Canon 5D) on three different axis as it is taking photos. Each shot took up to an hour to setup and shoot, the final film being a combination of over 3,800 individual stills combined to make the video.
Timelapse: Shifted Pictures shiftedpictures.com/ Music: Jim Finn - Say Goodbye Titles: Miller Marshall
Sydney in Winter Hyperlapse from Destination NSW on Vimeo.
Love Every Second of Sydney Flow Motion from Destination NSW on Vimeo.
From the harbour to the mountains, from the beach to the zoo, prominent urban film maker Rob Whitworth takes you on a tour of Sydney and the Blue Mountains.
For more information, visit sydney.com. #ilovesydney
Timelapse Metro Manila from mevoyalmundo.com on Vimeo.
CHANNEL [V] TRENDING SEGMENT - THE RISE OF FEMALE RAPPERS FEATURING. IGGY AZALEA from Natasha Jackson on Vimeo.
Forget the boys club: Female MCs should not be ignored.
Channel [V] hangs with Australia's hottest export IGGY AZALEA aka the queen of rap.