No matter where we are, the world is constantly moving, and filmmakers Keith Loutit and Michael Adler Miltersen (Sepia Productions) wanted to demonstrate this in one of our favorite video picks of the week. Filmed in hyperlapse with cameras stationed throughout Singapore, their new short The Lion CityII: Majulah (a name borrowed from Singapore's national anthem, "Majulah Singapur") perfectly captures the bustling Asian metropolis's day-to-day and gives us a glimpse of life in the world's only is...
No matter where we are, the world is constantly moving, and filmmakers Keith Loutit and Michael Adler Miltersen (Sepia Productions) wanted to demonstrate this in one of our favorite video picks of the week. Filmed in hyperlapse with cameras stationed throughout Singapore, their new short The Lion CityII: Majulah (a name borrowed from Singapore's national anthem, "Majulah Singapur") perfectly captures the bustling Asian metropolis's day-to-day and gives us a glimpse of life in the world's only is...
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