The clip below was filmed and produced start to finish in 12 hours by Matt Gosden and Rob Rackstraw. Hats off to Matt and Rob as its fantastic:
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Terrific film!
from which locations did you shoot? (what tall buildings?)
Wow – this is excellent, really good to see someone has made a London version of Sam O’Hare’s amazing Sandpit film of New York… makes the city look incredible.
I made a smaller scale version based around Westfield over the summer (Model Village), but this is inspiration to widen my scope!
Nic Stevenson
http://www.nicstevenson.com
Great film, to do it all in 12 hours is impressive. Reminds me of some of Keith Loutit’s work – http://keithloutit.com/