Saturday, November 10, 2012

Planet Toronto

Tolles Timelapse Portrait einer faszinierenden Stadt, die ich im Juli genau so kennenlernen durfte 8-)
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Love this town 8-)

Over the years I have been inspired by my personal travels and popular documentaries like Planet Earth. I’d watch the various episodes for hours, developing my shooting style from what I saw. After the creation of Toronto Tempo last year I had the opportunity to jump around to many different countries and work on diverse and intriguing projects. When I came back to Toronto I was approached by Tourism Toronto to create a short piece on the city. They wanted to do something entirely different, they wanted to come away from the standard tourism video, so I figured I would step as far away from those videos as possible. I felt like it was the perfect opportunity to push my shooting style by employing a purely observational perspective. I intended to capture the city in distinctive form— I wanted to make this piece different.

By utilizing time-lapse photography and slow motion to capture intimate moments, I was able to draw attention to what we might overlook, or only offer a passing glance to. I want to represent how we move through the city; how the weather moves through it and how the city breathes, transforms and grows each day. Much like other cities, Toronto is a place you have to experience to feel the energy and emotion that pulses through the streets and neighbourhoods. I hope that I can give you a brief glimpse of the beauty, and motivate you to come explore for yourself.

Thank you to my family and friends for the endless support. Thank you to everyone who has enjoyed and shared my videos this past year.

Shot, edited and directed by Ryan Emond - http://www.reemond.com/ - ryaneemond@gmail.com
Original music composed by Joseph Mcdonald - joseph.ray.m@gmail.com

A huge thank you to Tourism Toronto for making this happen.
For more information on Toronto travel please visit: http://www.seetorontonow.com/
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