Kyoto, Tokyo, Nara… Japan: Highlights Of Our Film (Part 3)
(The ones who already read the first or second part of our blog post, can skip the description below and enjoy the latest still frames we picked.)
Because films are pictures in motion...
We wish to present some of the best moments, to the people who haven't got a chance to watch our film yet. For those who have, they would appreciate these unique instants, selected by AmnesiArt.
A first stay in Japan allowed us to discover its rich culture, its fascinating architecture and respectful people. After this deep experience, we built this project and finally made it possible thanks to a two weeks shooting between Kyoto, the cultural capital, and Tokyo, the symbol of modernity.
Through our vision, we wanted to share the special atmosphere offered by this country. We had in mind to recreate emotions we experienced, by capturing these genuine moments.
AmnesiArt comments these still frames from its film: “Japan: A Journey Between Tradition And Modernity”.
Nightlife Scene of a Maiko, Pontocho, Kyoto - Japan
The framing of this shot was decided to highlight this classical scene of Kyoto's nightlife.Hachiko Statue in Shibuya, Tokyo - Japan
We weren't discouraged by the difficult weather to bring back aesthetic images of this symbol of Shibuya.Nishi-Shinjuku Skyscrapers, Tokyo - Japan
By using a wide angle shot upwards, we gave the impression that Tokyo's buildings actually scrape the sky.Window Cleaners, Nishi-Shinjuku, Tokyo - Japan
We used a telephoto lens to show the originality of these window cleaners.Kinkaku-ji, Golden Pavilion Temple, Kyoto - Japan
We chose this particular spot to surround the Golden Pavillion with trees and bring out this peaceful scenery.Sika Deer close to Todai-ji Temple, Nara - Japan
We shot with a Steadicam to be immersive and get as close as possible of our actor of the day.Receptionist in front of a Machiya by Night, Hanami-koji Dori, Gion, Kyoto - Japan
The narrow streets of Gion forced us to be creative and find the best spot to capture this moment full of respect.Close-up of Cherry Blossoms, Toji Temple in Kyoto - Japan
We wanted a shallow depth of field to draw the viewers' attention to the beauty of cherry blossoms.Dining in a Pontocho Restaurant, Kyoto - Japan
The composition of this shot was thought out to depict this unique atmosphere.Bamboo Close-up at Ginkaku-ji Temple, Silver Pavilion in Kyoto - Japan
After an unexpected snowfall, we waited for the perfect light to get these detailed images.-AMNESIART-