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A brief, first person account of a water tour through the roadside attraction known as Ovum Ranch. This abandoned waterway flows directly to the Pacific Ocean, but not before providing habitat for ancient animal life previously thought extinct.

Created for the Zooroom "A Room with a Zoo" group gallery exhibition in Toronto benefitting the World Wildlife Fund.

All content and audio created by Kelly Meador & Daniel Elwing.

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  • wreckandsalvage 6 months ago
    Wow, stunning. The transitions were like nothing i've seen before. Really really beautiful. There's something about a fixed camera on a canoe. The angled bow directs the eye where to focus. I love it.

    To me, the motion graphics seemed a little out of place in such an otherwise natural setting though.
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  • Charlie Trotter 6 months ago
    So nice.
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  • Bill 6 months ago
    Great work
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  • Neale Bryan 6 months ago
    Goodnight this is good. Its better than good.
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  • Brian Lancaster 5 months ago
    Very nice editing, love the transitions.
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  • TrepTower 5 months ago
    That was absolutely amazing. Was the canoe/kayak an edit or was the camera just fixed to it?
  • impactist 5 months ago
    The canoe is real and part of the shot as you can tell by how it interacts with the things around it.
  • TrepTower 5 months ago
    Oh, thats right. It looks really good.
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  • Vinroc 5 months ago
    Holy Wow!
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  • Jeramy 5 months ago
    Loved the transitions and the foreign, misty feel to it. Crazyness!
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  • probe3 - Mark Wisniowski 4 months ago
    Great stuff !! Dig the overall style and concept.
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  • Spencer Keeton Cunningham 4 months ago
    damn. thats all i can say.. i really want to absorb the knowlede you possess in post modulation methods of film making... this video is crazy. are you shooting 35mm? or using a 35mm adapter on digital? just curioius. if you dont want to give your secrets away i would totally understand...

    the fact that this stuff is in benefit of the environment makes it 1000 times stronger. Kelly Meador & Daniel Elwing killed it in this one as well.. this stuff blows my mind...

    never stop creating this stuff...
  • impactist 4 months ago
    Photography was captured on location using 24p video with further post processing including motion tracking and cg elements.

    As you noted, this was created specifically for an event sponsoring the wwf, but glad you enjoyed it as well.
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  • Nubia London 4 months ago
    Awesome ... I love it.

    Left a message for you guys. Hope you get it.

    I'm learning FC Pro HD. Which software do you use?
    Thanks
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  • Mark Jensen 3 months ago
    just WOW! very nice!
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  • Jason Brooks 3 months ago
    Really like the color tones and transitioning - for me the composited CG is at it's best when it's simple - for example the eggs just bobbing in the water on their own. Overall A definite thumbs up!

    Cheers,

    jason
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  • nagash 3 months ago
    weird stuff
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  • Bewegtbildarbeiter 3 months ago
    Did anybody say it's amazing? It's amazing!
  • impactist 3 months ago
    We're glad you enjoyed it.. smiles..
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  • Sammy Bradford 3 months ago
    This is
    great
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  • Jon Carpenter 3 months ago
    Do you know how many total hours you put into this great piece? It was worth every one of them. this is beautiful
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  • andrew 3 months ago
    wow... mesmerizing.
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  • SKUNKAPEFRIEND 3 months ago
    I hate.... how freakin amazing looking this is.I wish i was on that canoe ride.You really make some unique stuff. I love it, you can see you put alot of work into your stuff. And its original stuff keep it up.
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  • Kubrick Apostle 3 months ago
    Just Beautiful:)
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  • Vedran 3 months ago
    amazing video and "graphic" work! :)
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  • Daniel Sundström 3 months ago
    Fantastic!
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  • derekvincentsmith 3 months ago
    whoa. i absolutely love your style. man, thats really dope.
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  • In Awe of Fishnet 3 months ago
    enchanting and alluring, really sucks one in. love the canoe, seems to have a mind of its own as a beast, rather than the mind of a person paddler. great creep, the stillness of water's surface with no ripples, keeps suspense high with what canoe is intending...
  • impactist 3 months ago
    thanks for the words.. smile
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  • Chris Morgan 3 months ago
    what camera? must know!
    also color correction. how?
    UNBELIEVABLE
  • impactist 3 months ago
    Glad you liked it.

    The type of camera really isn't important. The location, the time of day/year... the elements shot in studio.. Like all things, it's really a sum of it's parts. And, it's never about the tools.
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  • Alastair Brown 3 months ago
    Just liked it! Dont know why. Nice!!!!!
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  • Chris Mulcahy 3 months ago
    Very cool, nice transitions.
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  • Charlie Bennett 3 months ago
    VERY GOOD AND SIMPLE
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  • Jordan Beck 3 months ago
    Amazing. Absolutely amazing.
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  • vilks postproduction 3 months ago
    Amazing !
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  • marek adam 3 months ago
    uh_!
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  • Piotr Matysiak 2 months ago
    Simply amazing. Great music, grat transition effects. Bravo.
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  • maltarouti 2 months ago
    thats amazing:0
    how did you do it?
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  • Cameron Lawther 2 months ago
    wow...
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  • BobbyG 1 month ago
    Great vid. What editing and post production software did you use?
    Many thanks.
  • impactist 1 month ago
    We used a lot of different tools on this, from cameras to software to physical media. It was fun to make.

    smiles.
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  • Black Widow 1 month ago
    It's amazing, absolutely fantastic.
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  • Mariusz Kornatka 1 month ago
    very cool :)
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  • Eric Anderson 1 month ago
    Chock full of awesome!
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