Welcome to Lausanne! Let's start our brisk journey in Lausanne Cathedral to later go on a cruise ship in Geneva Lake, then visit the Olympic city of Lausanne, have a great overview over the city from Le Beffroi de Bruges and also explore its medieval streets and squares. This and much more in this 3-minute time- and "hyperlapse" video.
If you want to go to the most beautiful places the Swiss city of Lausanne then watching this short motion time lapse film will bring you to the destination. Within 14 days, this one year project has been done after gathering greater than 3600 photos which are produced frame after a frame. Using a city hyper-lapse, this video will make Lausanne know to all people worldwide. The video will let you explore the special features and assets of the city along with the urban landscape that it is widely known for. By combining time lapse (fast-tracked picture sequence) and hyper-lapse (moving fast-tracked picture sequence), this short film can provide an ideal and fresh outlook on this city destination while giving people the opportunity to get the first impression of Lausanne. Once they get interested of the city, they will also be eager to visit and discover the other cities in the neighbourhood.
FOOTAGES
00:00 – 00:10 → From the point of view of « le signal de Sauvabelin » to the « tour du Beffroi » of the Lausanne Cathedral
00:10 – 00:20 → The nave of the Cathedral of Lausanne
00:20 – 00:33 → Day to night time-lapse of the “quartier du Flon”, Bel-air and the “Grand-Pont” bridge of the town.
00:33 – 00:39 → Hyperlapse and Vertigo effect along the « voie du Chariot » dans le quartier du Flon.
00:40 – 00:44 → Cruiseship on the « Lac Léman » (Geneva Lake) on a steamboat of the CGN
00:45 – 00:50 → Along the « quai d’ouchy »00:50 – 00:56 → Olympic Museum of Lausanne
00:57 – 01:00 → « Palais de Rumine » and « Place de la Riponne »
01:01 – 01:07 → City view of Lausanne from the « tour de Beffroi »
01:08 – 01:16 → View of the « Pont de Bessières » and the « Cathédrale de Lausanne»
01:17 – 01:22 → Moving inside the metro of Lausanne (M2)
01:23 – 01:31 → Walking trough the « Rue de Bourg »
01:32 – 01:45 → Day/night timelapse and view from the « Esplanade de la Cathédrale »
01:46 – 01:53 → Escaliers du marché de Lausanne
01:54 – 02:02 → Statue de la justice and « Horloge de la place de la Palud » (« il a sonné… »)
02:03 – 02:08 → « Casino de Montbenon » from the « Esplanade de Montbenon » and the statue of Guillaume Tell
02:09 – 02:13 → Fondation de l’Hermitage (museum)
02:14 – 02:23 → Time-lapse jour nuit de l’eole d’Ouchy
THE SOUNDTRACKMUSICThe music has been composed and produced by the fabulous musician Reid Willis
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