Sony Music Timeline from Rob Antill on Vimeo.
Glad to finally get this project out! It’s been in development that past 5ish months and we’ve had to keep it strictly under wraps.
Check out www.sonymusictimeline.com for all the details.
Click below to see some behind-the-scenes snaps.
For most shots I used this mono pod. Originally I got the pole for gopro stuff.
Printers down near Portsmouth that had the laborious task of weeding (removing the negative vinyl) from 54, 2m tall columns.
DIY time-lapse GoPro Dolly in action.
Implementation weekend.
One of the biggest challenges of this project was carrying the ever increasing collection of gadgets around with me. For the implementation weekend I rammed two very large bags with nearly everything I own. Riding bikes 10 miles through London was interesting.
Make-shift track for the GoPro.
Had my old D90 set up capturing time-lapses of each wall. I was using the tripod for other things, so this construction made do.
You may have noticed some shots in the film pan down across the work. Well this was done by simply releasing the height adjustment clasp on the monopod enough to make the camera slide. Low-tech, but effective.
If you haven’t, already be sure to check out the time-lapse video we made using the left over footage that didn’t make it to the main cut.
Sony Music Timeline – Timelapse from Rob Antill on Vimeo.
Me, Alex (AlexFowkes.com) and Joseph worked together on the edit. Joseph (Avenue Beech) brought his mac round and produced the track to fit to the edit exactly. This was a luxury. Above is a shot of his project in Logic.
left to right: Audio – Design – Visual
We had a lot of fun over a couple of days getting the project wrapped up.
I’m super proud of this. It’s the cleanest project to date. Having the extra time to properly plan everything was a massive bonus.
If there’s anything you want to know more about just leave a comment below. Would be happy to answer any questions..
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