Arum maculatum flower opening time-lapse Filmed by Neil Bromhall www.rightplants4me.co.uk This flower was filmed to accompany the interactive plant identification and pruning guide website. This plant produces a rotting flesh smell to attract flies to pollinate the flower. The spadix heats up. Filmed on Nikon D300. 55mm macro nikkor lens and studio flash with growlight to stimulate the flower to open. Exposure interval 1 frame every 1 minute filmed over a period of 12 hours Music ‘Attrition’ by Debbie Wiseman
Title: FJ40 TRT: 2:35 Category: Non-Fiction Description: The Toyota FJ40 was first produced in its raw form in 1960, and has become highly sot-after among 4 wheel enthusiasts the world over. This short film chronicles the restoration of a K beat-up old 1978 Toyota FJ40 to a mint condition restoration worth much, much, more by using time-lapse shot over an 8 week period. After spending over 9 months in body and paint, the assembly begins. The film consists of over 10000 frames and was shot all in Las Vegas. The Las Vegas Review Journal newspaper was used to set the starting date and put under the vehicle to collect grease, rust, paint, oil, etc… The beginning frame and end frame demonstrate the newspapers usefulness in collecting this build cast-off and keeping the garage floor clean. Shot With the Nikon D300 and a Sony Laptop with Nikon’s Camera Control to record the time-lapse. Producer/Director – Brandon Klock Restoration – Paul Shust Editor – Jesee Jones