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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Travel Films: Journeys Worth Watching Closely
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.
In Japan: Vincent Urban’s Film and a Slower Way to Follow It
A station announcement, a quick movement through a crowd, the pause before the next train: Vincent Urban's In Japan gathers the country ...
A Taste of Vienna: A Film That Helps You Notice the City
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...
Bonjour Paris: Tyler Fairbank’s Film and a Day at Your Own Pace
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...
Venice Beach in the Morning: A Film and a Walk by the Ocean
Early light gives Venice Beach a different rhythm. Before the oceanfront fills with the day's activity, paths, palms and open spaces bec...
A Beach, a Choir and the Joy of a Shared Performance
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: The Sea Stack Behind a Wingsuit Film
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...
Make a Five-Second Travel Diary You’ll Actually Rewatch
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....
Nano Niagara Falls: A Giant Waterfall in Miniature
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 in Hyperlapse: A City Set in Motion
Los Angeles seems to slide, spin and accelerate through Vadim Tereshchenko’s short hyperlapse film. Buildings hold your attention while the ...
Singafive: A Playful Idea for a Couple’s Travel Video
One high-five, another setting, the same happy gesture. Marie and Haakon’s Singapore travel montage turns a simple action into the thread co...
Ölüdeniz on Film: A Fresh Look at the Turquoise Coast
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...