Saying No To The Sadness

It’s been a while since I happened on a video that I thought was actually “beautiful” rather than “pleasing” but this one has a lot to rave about. First, it has original music and it’s dramatically incorporated into the video rather than simply playing over top of it. The video itself incorporates several styles including slo-motion and timelapse but with enough real time footage to show that this wasn’t a set it and forget it kind of endeavor. It’s a wonderful composition and I do think of it as a whole composition. I can’t imagine the music or video existing independently. Well done.

As before, I recommend going fullscreen.