New York: Night and Day from Philip Stockton on Vimeo.We’re all familiar with the time-lapse technique in videos, perhaps a little overfamiliar, so it’s good when someone messes things up a bit, which is exactly what director Philip Stockton does in his short eulogy to New York called New York: Night and Day. In his piece, he combines the tried and tested time-lapse technique with animation, filming the same scenes in the day and night, then puts together the footage using rotoscoping to create an unusual effect.The effect is a juxtaposition of night and day within the same shot, like a giant shadow from Godzilla has blocked out half the light. Silhouettes of skyscrapers and bridges sit alongside the same scenes in color, creating a collage-type unreality to the whole thing. It’s the sort of technique that screams MUSIC VIDEO.@stewart23rd
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New York In The Day And Night Combine In The Same Image In This Rotoscoped Time-Lapse Film
Philip Stockton’s New York: Night and Day is like an animated collage.