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10. Tourist
3 years ago
A tourist braves the bustling city streets as he tries to snap the perfect photo of New York only to find that the Big Apple seems to be a bit camera shy. In a city full of landmarks, there is always someone there to ruin his shot.
Action! Intrigue! Sightseeing!
Animated on location in New York City.
Winner of the Best Animation Award at The Big Apple Film Festival.
Official Selection of SXSW Film Festival.
Official Selection of Detroit Shorts Film Festival.
As seen on NYC TV's "Backdrop NYC."
Action! Intrigue! Sightseeing!
Animated on location in New York City.
Winner of the Best Animation Award at The Big Apple Film Festival.
Official Selection of SXSW Film Festival.
Official Selection of Detroit Shorts Film Festival.
As seen on NYC TV's "Backdrop NYC."
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I especially like the sequence at 1:22
The sense of comedic timing, the metaphysical insinuations (that it is only through silence, stillness, and solitude that we are able to take the picture of our lives that we have always been waiting for), and several techniques (particularly how you enter into the camera from time to time--especially during 1:21 to 1:53, which is genius by the way) are incredible.
To be totally honest, I wouldn't be surprised to see this, or some other show that you've created, on television some day. And, although it would have been kinda cool to see the panoramic photograph that he takes at the end become and cover the whole screen, this is still an outstanding video.
Make more send more. Wonderful work.
Great piece of work Matt!