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On their way to the plane graveyard. No pearly gates here...just sad cast iron fences and barbed wire.

Proof that even man's greatest achievements come falling down as the evolution of technology flies higher and higher...

This is the shorter, nicer version.

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  • Mathmission plus 8 months ago
    Always a pleasure to watch! As I said earlier, you've got a great eye, and do wonderful post work! MBL?
  • Matthew Brown plus 8 months ago
    Thank you so much! What's MBL?
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  • Mathmission plus 8 months ago
    Magic Bullet Looks... just wondering how you colored the video. It's a plugin that does post work. But I'm guessing that since you didn't know it right off the bat, you most likely didn't use it :)

    Either way, your video looks great, per usual. If I had money, I'd hire you.
  • Matthew Brown plus 8 months ago
    Oh, haha. I just use regular color correction, brightness/contrast adjustments and stuff like that. I really appreciate the comment!
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  • Mathmission plus 8 months ago
    Ah cool. Well, either way, looks great. Looking forward to the next.
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  • Claudia Robinson 8 months ago
    beautifully executed, Matthew. every shot captivated me and is quite inspiring for me. you really have a good eye for this.
  • Matthew Brown plus 8 months ago
    Thank you Claudia!
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  • Bobby Craddock. 8 months ago
    Great. A simple idea, why didn't I think of it? I loved it. Thanks Matthew, I have been inspired to look up!
  • Matthew Brown plus 8 months ago
    Haha, thank you, Bobby!
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  • Edward R. Simaitis Cairns 8 months ago
    I almost had 'enough' just after the 1:00 minute mark after my eyes had watered under the culmination of images and music. A piece I am very fond of.

    This film reminds me of when I look up into the sky and watch a plane on a sunny day wondering if the plane will land safely, or is it just making its way to another place.

    A provocation of mixed feelings and emotions. I thoroughly enjoyed that, thanks.
  • Matthew Brown plus 8 months ago
    That is some pretty powerful stuff. I'm glad it evoked some intense emotions from you! Thank you so much for checking it out.
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  • Zacuto USA, Steve Weiss plus 8 months ago
    You are doing wonderful work.
    Cinematograpy, edit, color grading, music, all outstanding.
    I would agree with Edward, too long.
    But it can see how it's tough because you have beautiful images you'd have to edit out.
    Steve
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  • Mads Nielsen 8 months ago
    Very, very well done :D
  • Matthew Brown plus 8 months ago
    Thank you man!
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  • Tomas Uribe 7 months ago
    Excellent... I assume this was processed in Vegas too? Another question: who performs this (vocal) version of the Adagio (normally for strings :-) ?
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  • Duda Ferraz - Samambaia Filmes 7 months ago
    This video is so poetic! It made me think about old trips (not tourist style trips, but trips of transformation, transitions). It`s melancholic, nostalgic, intense, beautiful.

    I don't agree with Steve Weiss about the length. I think it's perfect this way. At least for a brazilian eye...
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  • John Mallory 7 months ago
    Great video Matt, I really like this one just like the others. If you have a chance, could you view my video "Park" and give me just some brief pointers? I am trying to learn. Thanks.
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  • milli moondingo 7 months ago
    adagio for strings by samuel barber, sublime!!

    aero requiem, amen!

    superb! flawless an' very movin'!
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  • Mark Rigler 7 months ago
    cool
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  • Simon Ruschmeyer 7 months ago
    Dear Matthew!
    I added your video to my new group TechnoPoeticalBeauty, where I'd like to discuss the poetic potentials of web video!
    Would appreciate to see you there!
    Cheers, Simon
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  • Zenwerkz 7 months ago
    One of my favourite songs, one of my favorite visual artists. Your work is stellar. Thank you.
  • Matthew Brown plus 7 months ago
    This is definitely one of my favorites, too. It makes me want to cry every time I hear it. Thank you for the really nice words.
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  • Mark plus 7 months ago
    Beautiful. I really appreciate your work. Good eye!
  • Matthew Brown plus 7 months ago
    Thank you, Mark!
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  • Nick Davis 7 months ago
    I love adagio for strings, this theme is great. I think it you could cut something good to some of Edvard Grieg"s stuff, like Peer Gynt, symphonic dance number 2. The color correcting works perfectly.
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  • Chris Newsome 5 months ago
    Hi again,

    There have been so many crashes lately, the worse perhaps AirFrance out of Brazil ... ... your iron fence fennials(sp?) (tops of fences), perhaps those of a small cemetary?

    There was a crash outside of Detroit Metropolitan years ago ... everyone di... except a single female baby - called a miracle.

    Chris
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  • MUZIEKTELEVISIE.NL plus 4 months ago
    I REALLY REALLY REALLY dig your style! Can't believe I didn't found you earlier on Vimeo, this is the stuff I can watch over and over
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  • Sarah Campos 3 months ago
    LOVE the shots and the color sequence! (-;
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  • etkin cekin plus 2 months ago
    like it a lot.. very inspiring..
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  • Furman Olga & Artjem 1 month ago
    Great work, Matthew Brown!
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