Little Oslo - A Tilt Shift Video

Little Oslo is a presentation of the Norwegian Capital city of Oslo seen from above. The idea is to see how Oslo would look like in a miniature world.

I started filming for this project in the summer of 2010 and have had my camera with me all summer/fall to capture any footage that might be useful for this film. There are not too many tall buildings in Oslo and I´m very greatful to all those who have let me run around on their rooftops to film :)

All footage is filmed with the GoPro camera, and has been edited in Adobe After Effects CS5.

A special thanks goes to Cinnamon Chasers who´s let me use the awesome track "Captain America" for this movie.

Artist:
Cinnamon Chasers - "Captain America"
Sunset Drive - EP
cinnamonchasers.com/​

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Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Little Oslo
• tiltshift
• tilt-shift
• tilt shift video
• HD
• Oslo
• Scandinavia
• Norway
• Norge
• GoPro Hero
• GoPro
• Widescreen
• Miniature
• widescreen
• Cinnamon Chasers
• After Effects
• After Effects CS5
• Captain America
• Music video
• miniatures
• fake miniatures
• The Sandpit
• Keith Loutit
• Loutit
• Sam O`Hare
• Bathtub
• eurovision
• Nobel
• Nobel Peace Prize
• bus

[MrGeekGamer]

Were you on top of the US Embassy for the shots of Solli plass?

[MrThomasBerge]

@MrGeekGamer No, I was on top of the "Indeks-building" (Industriens & Eksportens hus). The embassy is a bit further down the street.

[hjelmkamerat]

Utrolig kult! Er det mye jobb å få til? Har lyst til å lage noe sånt jeg og, morsomt å bruke kameraet til noe annet enn bare hjelm-filming :) (mine filmer er på vei..;))

[MrThomasBerge]

@hjelmkamerat Takk for det. Det er ikke en komplisert prosess, du trenger bare riktig programvare og litt tid ;) 

[jaesung1020]

awesome dude!! well done

[MrThomasBerge]

@jaesung1020 Thanks man.

[MrThomasBerge]

@djbutter22 High resolution for an affordable price ;)

[djbutter22]

@MrThomasBerge

Ok thanks! I was wondering why you chose that camera in particular?

[MrThomasBerge]

@djbutter22 Hi, I used the GoPro camera, and used the 1080p video mode (not too many available settings on the camera as its built to be used for extreme sports ;) ) The perspective was accomplished the old fashioned way by climbing on rooftops ;)

[djbutter22]

Did you use a certain setting on your camera to capture this perspective?