A Travel Film That Sparks Ideas: Find Your Own Next Adventure
A few minutes of travel film can contain years of movement: a new landscape, a burst of laughter, a quick change of country and another scen...
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A short film can introduce a place through movement, sound and a carefully chosen sequence. Explore travel productions and their creators, with context for edited sequences, historical footage and the places shown on screen.
Start with A Travel Film That Sparks Ideas: Find Your Own Next Adventure and In Japan: Vincent Urban’s Film and a Slower Way to Follow It.
A few minutes of travel film can contain years of movement: a new landscape, a burst of laughter, a quick change of country and another scen...
A station announcement, a quick movement through a crowd, the pause before the next train: Vincent Urban's In Japan gathers the country ...
Vienna knows how to make an entrance, but it also rewards the person who stays still for a moment. Trams pass grand façades, market stalls f...
Paris can feel wonderfully quick on screen: a turn through a gallery, a sweep across a square, a sudden change from an underground passage t...
Early light gives Venice Beach a different rhythm. Before the oceanfront fills with the day's activity, paths, palms and open spaces bec...
The beach film is full of movement: children singing, smiling and sharing a performance in the open air. The setting gives the moment space,...
Ball’s Pyramid looks almost too narrow to be a real island. A blade of rock rises from the Tasman Sea, with very little land between the wat...
The coffee cup shaking gently on a café table. Your friend laughing at an unexpected turn in the day. A ferry pulling away from the harbour....
The boats look like toys. Visitors move like tiny figures in a model village. Then the water sweeps through the frame and reminds you that t...
Los Angeles seems to slide, spin and accelerate through Vadim Tereshchenko’s short hyperlapse film. Buildings hold your attention while the ...
One high-five, another setting, the same happy gesture. Marie and Haakon’s Singapore travel montage turns a simple action into the thread co...
Blue water, pale shore and green hills make a very persuasive opening scene. Piotr Wancerz’s film of Turkey’s Turquoise Coast brings those i...
Boats become tiny toys, streets resemble a model town and a busy waterfront acquires the charm of a miniature scene. Joerg Daiber’s Cute Cre...
At first the page looks impossibly large and the marks impossibly small. Then rooftops gather, windows multiply and a recognisable New York ...
The surprise comes at the end. A rider speeds down the slide, reaches the curved finish and briefly becomes airborne before meeting the wate...
From above, the landscape around Mount Bromo looks almost sculpted: ridges, ash-coloured ground and a volcanic cone set within a much larger...
A coastline can look completely different when the camera rises. The beach becomes a thin line, a reef forms a pattern and a road suddenly e...
Sunlit coastlines, movement and a couple at the centre of the frame: the travel images of Jay Alvarrez and Alexis Ren became part of a highl...
A lighthouse stands at the edge of a rocky headland, with the sea opening around it. In Panos Smirniotis’s aerial film of the Corinth area, ...
Eight countries can pass through a short film in the time it takes to finish a coffee. Living that journey is a very different experience, w...