This timelapse shows what a large photo call looks like; there are there waves of some of the country’s top photographers being brought into the room to see the $80 million, guarded painting.
Apart from the opening and closing photographs which were taken on a Leica M9, the entire timelapse was shot on an HD Hero. All images were processed in Aperture and the video was made in FCP X.
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It would be nice to see it slowed right down …
With there being around 650 pictures in that film, slowing it down would make it really, really slow, long and probably a tad tedious! My aim is to show the hustle and bustle of one of these large photo calls.
I understand that, and it was great to watch. I was thinking from my perspective – that there is probably something I could learn from seeing how the photographers use the space.
A good point; I think this will still serve that purpose too. What I would also suggest is searching online and in the papers to see the actual photographs taken, which may be useful. You can see the images I filed here: http://www.eyevine.com/webgate/index.php?OFFER=00007821||The+Scream+for+sale&SEARCHMODE=NEW&TABLIGHTBOX=RESULT&SEARCHSHOWTAB=1
Wow! Love it! Well done.
Many thanks 🙂
Great music. Which artist?
No idea! I think it’s by someone called Burrows I think (it’s not clear). The track is from https://www.stockmusic.net and it’s appropriately called The Scream.
Is that you, Edo, at 0:24?!
It is indeed!