Living Death Valley Trailer

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In Living Death Valley one of Americas most enchanting landscapes is unveiled in this non-narrative, visually and musically arresting exploration of a land as foreboding as its name implies.

The Film takes us on a years journey through remote areas of Death Valley National Park where we gain an intimate perspective of the land and its many moods. Through variations in time lapse photography, high definition video set to an engaging musical score, the viewer experiences the enfolding of an ecosystem in magnificent detail as it moves through the rhythms of day and season. The film enters the secret lives of wild creatures as they interact with their environment. It explores the artifacts left by previous generations who forged a living in this desolate land. Through the terrestrial and celestial interplay of light and movement it catches a glimpse of the forces that have shaped the land throughout the millennia.

Living Death Valley is the non-verbal story of a desert; a realm where extremes collide in a fury, yet where life, delicate and precarious, can survive and even thrive.

Film was commissioned by the Death Valley Natural History Association, a non-profit dedicated to supporting the educational, interpretive, and scientific activities of Death Valley National Park. All sales of the DVD benefit the Park.

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[pegasuscompany]

Very nice work. What did you shoot on?

[BristleconeMedia]

Thanks for the comment! The video was shot on a Canon XH-A1, the timelaspe was shot on a Nikon D300 with a Mumford Timemachine motorized gear head. The video was edited in Avid.

[davidallenroth]

i want to move out there so bad....

[maggia08]

Absolutely amazing video!!!

[TehThird]

Very nice video. I -loved- death valley when I visited :)

[merlin711oregon]

great choice of location, exquisite photography

[mickbmx]

ooh and it hit 100 when i was there, may and i felt like i was about to die after walking around the sand dunes.. so be carefull people

[mickbmx]

ive just got back from dath valley, the west.. and by watching this video has totally made me realize i didnt stay long enough, but i was stook to a dead line.. i think next time i'll be booking my holiday a little differently after watching this.

[MsCustomerCare]

Beautiful work. I would recommend a trip to Death Valley to anyone. We did it during the summer months, August to be exact. By 10am it was 118 in the shade and quite an experience. The place is mind boggling and mesmerizing. Next goal? Have to go to Barrow AK during the winter months...January for the full effect.

[Macosxmikey]

Amazing video! You have a real talent, and a great eye for beautiful photography!

[TimescapesdotOrg]

Great work! 5 stars!