Blingapore 1x1...
A stroll down Orchard Road in Singapore, using a Canon G9 shooting timelapse video at one frame per second.
Edited in Final Cut Pro, graded with Adobe After Effects.
Music ' 'Tongue in Chic' by Banco de Gaia.
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Very nice stuff Sion. I particularly like the bits where the fast movement walking down the street cuts abruptly to a static shot. Regards, Ben
Posted by: Ben Curtis | April 17, 2008 at 04:59 PM
Ta very much, Ben.
I of course, ahem, did that deliberately...
Posted by: Sion Touhig | April 18, 2008 at 11:18 AM
Delicious. Relentless pace. Great little camera. I'll be picking up one myself shortly.
You're a fast walker.
Best,
Paul Treacy
Posted by: Paul Treacy | April 18, 2008 at 02:38 PM
Nice one! Walking ok then?
Posted by: Jess Hurd | April 18, 2008 at 02:45 PM
Wish I could say my pace was as relentless as the camera.
The piece took about two days to film, on and off. You need about a minute of timelapse for every 2 seconds of end product.
The magic of editing cuts out the limp and the sitting down.
Posted by: Sion Touhig | April 19, 2008 at 07:50 AM
Shiiiit!, man, old man, i see you're nearly destroyed leg has healed up quite nicely, thank ya very much! :)))....and I thought i was always running ;)))
besides the lovely jump cuts and quick stream, what i dig about it most, especially coming from a crackin' old PJ, is that it is so spiritually liberated and humorous: like rich breath and spring song step :))...and yet, we also feel the weird headiness of Orchard Road
69 and Mango anyone? ;))
lovely lovely stuff...joyeous to see that there are PJ's still who dont drivel in the past and yet make fun and compelling work :))
hugs barrister...
running
bob
Posted by: Bob Black | April 19, 2008 at 05:20 PM