Film / Jamie Brightmore
WATCH: Bristol crumbles in dystopian timelapse film
Filmmaker Jamie Brightmore’s latest creation takes a distinctly dark flavour. With timelapse footage filmed over the course of three years, Jamie describes the film as “a cinematic exploration of a dark future in the city of Bristol”.
Watch skies turn red, the Clifton Suspension Bridge crumble and rain pour into a roofless Great Hall in the Wills Memorial Building:
“It’s a passion project, made over three years and took hundreds of hours of timelapse photography, matte painting, visual effects, compositing, editing, and sound design,” Jamie told Bristol24/7. “I wanted to do something a little different and play around with visual effects.”
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“There is also a deeper message, that essentially nothing lasts forever. We need to appreciate how good the planet is right now, as perhaps it won’t always be this way.”
See more of Jamie’s work at www.jamiebrightmore.com.
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