1 long take, zero cuts, all hyperlapse.
On September 20th, 2014, I wanted to test some new equipment and see if I could run a continuous 10 miles filming the run. The goal was to create a timelapse film that I could potentially share. Now when I viewed, worked and studied the footage, I realized this is different than a timelapse in that the camera is constantly moving (as opposed to stationary, fixed – as in a car or on a tripod – or slightly dollied). By moving the camera on a consistent basis by hand and stabilizing the footage in post, I believe we have one of the longest distance hyperlapses created by foot.
Sit back, relax and let me do all the hard work of running 10+ miles with nearly 2000ft of elevation gain in the Santa Monica Mountains.
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