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Amidst the post-Sandy recovery efforts, we would like to share with you New York: Night and Day by Philip Stockton. The New York-based animator and director created the film in attempt to explore the city’s relationships between night and day from a series of fifteen preconceived locations. Using an interesting mix of non-traditional video time-lapse and animation, Stockton combined four to eight hours of footage from each location into single sequences using rotoscoping techniques.
Review each location after the break…
- Weehawken Waterfront Park, NJ
- Dream Hotel, Midtown
- Manhattan River Bridge, East River
- South 1st st. Williamsburg
- East 1st St. East Village
- East Broadway, Chinatown
- The Resevoir, Central Park
- East 2nd St. East Village
- Herman A Macneil Park, College Point
- East Houston St. East Village
- Williamsburg Bridge, Lower East Side
- Skillman Ave. Williamsburg
Created By: Philip Stockton
Music By: Noel Heroux
Color By: Sal Malfitano
New York: Night and Day originally appeared on ArchDaily, the most visited architecture website on 01 Nov 2012.
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