100 Bus – In A Berlin Minute (Week 45)
Fasten your seat belts… you’re about to embark on a super fast (time lapse) ride through the heart of Berlin on the 100 bus! It was only a matter of time that I…
National 9/11 Memorial – In A Brooklyn Minute (Week 80)
The National 9/11 Memorial at the site of the World Trade Center in New York encompasses the footprints of the two towers turned into cascading waterfalls and surrounded by bronze parapets featuring the names of the…
Sanssouci – In A Berlin Minute (Week 65)
Sanssouci Park is a vast park in Potsdam, just outside of Berlin. It contains several castles, most famously Sanssouci Castle (Schloss Sanssouci) – the summer residence of Frederick the Great (aka Friedrich der Grosse), the king of Prussia…
Alexanderplatz Time-Lapse – In A Berlin Minute (Week 153)
Alexanderplatz is the bustling center of Mitte, the central neighborhood of Berlin (and formerly part of East Berlin). During week 7 of the web series In A Berlin Minute I already focused on…
Devils Tower aka Bear Lodge (Wyoming) – In Another Minute (Week 228)
Devils Tower in northeastern Wyoming is a powerful sight to behold. Rising 1,267 feet (386 m) above the surrounding mellow hills, forests and grasslands and with the summit at 5,114 feet / 1,559…
Alternative Version of: Brooklyn Bridge Ride – In A Brooklyn Minute (Week 84)
This is an alternative version of the official: “Brooklyn Bridge Ride” – In A Brooklyn Minute (Week 84) – GoPro The technical difference is in the codec used within FCP, which was ProRes instead of h.264….
Olympic Village Berlin (Olympisches Dorf) – In A Berlin Minute (Week 119)
The Olympic Village Berlin in Elstal was the first brick-on-brick Olympic village and is therefore the oldest Olympic village still in existence. It was built for the 1936 Olympics. In the beginning, it was…
Reichstag – In A Berlin Minute (Week 170)
The Berlin building referred to as the Reichstag (officially: Reichtagsgebäude) today houses the Bundestag, which is the name for the German parliament. It was originally opened in 1894 when Germany was still the…
