HYPER DRIVE NIGHT DRIVE PART 2 x ALBERT ART CREATIVE

HYPER DRIVE

[Night Drive Part 2 'Hyper Drive'], is an audio-visual trip through city lights. Filmed by +ALBERT ART CREATIVE

Using Panasonic gear, the camera was mounted inside the vehicle, with slow shutter syncro scan, to get light streak effect. Filmed in Vancouver, BC CANADA.

Not much post production. Some color correction, and editing. No computer CGI effects. Practical in-camera effects are always more organic than effects simulated in a computer animation program. Faster and cheaper than creating computer effects. You get a raw, and random feel/timing, DIY aesthetic.

Night Drive Part 2 is a follow up to the 2012 video 'A Night Drive'.

The goal was to create an otherworldly dream-like visual experience that was like going warp speed space travel. Cinematic, and Videogame inspirations.

Music track "DROP IT" by SILENT PARTNER through +YouTube Creator Tools, Audio Library.

Total filming time was around 2 hours, with several hours of editing using +Adobe Creative Suite.

ALBERT ART SUNSET TIME-LAPSE VANCOUVER NIGHT

When the sun does down, the lights bright.

+ALBERT ART CREATIVE  Sunset Time-Lapse is a short video demonstrating time-lapse video capture. It was filmed and edited in a few hours.

A Night Drive - Vancouver Night Time Lapse S95

NIGHT DRIVE
A night drive, through the glowing city streets of downtown Vancouver. I filmed this yesterday, and did a quick edit job of over an hour and a half of footage. This is a follow up short film to my "A Day Drive" time lapse.
BC Place, Stanley Park, and Chinatown are a few of the areas that appear in the film.
Enjoy!

Day Drive Trans-Canada Time Lapse Panavise Canon

DRIVE
I've been watching a bunch of Japanese driving videos lately which has rekindled my love of driving while filming. Today, I took it out for a spin while running an errand. Using the time lapse setting on my Canon S95 and the Panavise mount, I was able to capture the above video. 
Added some music and a little post, and it turned out nicely.




   

Scenes from SXSW 2011 Time Lapse

SOUTH BY SOUTHWEST 2011

And so the SXSW festival of film, music, and interactive has come and gone, and what an amazing experience it was. Debuggirl and myself had a chance to represent the film and entertainment blog HeyUGuys.co.uk during our time in Austin, contributing various film reviews and news to their site. Shout out to Dave for putting up with us!

I saw many great films in the festival, plenty of which just so happened to be documentaries. Being Elmo, Hit So Hard, Conan Can't Stop, Fightville. I also saw Jodie Foster's The Beaver, and James Wan's Insidious, which were both quite good, and Kill List which was my least favorite. Aside films, there was plenty of music, food, and booze hosted by various venues like Purevolume, Youtube, Google etc. I also had a chance to see Game Designer Richard Garriott, get his ass kicked by IBM's WATSON at the Interactive panel.

I put together a short video filmed in and around the Austin Convention, and 6th Street. Though it's not an exhaustive report on all that I did at SXSW, I think it captures just how hectic the festival was. With so much going on, there's something for everyone. I have to rank SXSW as my current #1 favorite festival/conference to attend. I love the town of Austin, and look forward to many more trips in the future to SXSW.