Gabriel Menassier shows that while photographs can capture a moment, so too can film--and in a much more in depth way. Not only does Gabriel Menassier focus on sight, he also introduces sound and movement to truly convey the beauty of Vietnam. There is a reason why Instagram introduced a video component to its app and it wasn't simply in response to Vine.
A filmmaker and director who works in Marseille, Aix en Provence, Paris and Monaco, Gabriel Menassier not only turns his camera on the ancient landmarks and epic landscapes that Vietnam has to offer, but also of the people that inhabit them. As Fubiz notes, it is "a panorama of memories to discover on a track by Christophe Menassier."
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Vacation Filmography
- Opportunity for businesses that specialize in film equipment/tools to market to travelers who want to document their vacations in the form of a film
- Multisensory Tourism
- Opportunity for businesses to innovate by creating tourism experiences that cater to all senses--not just sightseeing
- Social Media Video Content
- Opportunity for businesses to take advantage of social media video platforms in marketing campaigns
Where This Applies
- Film Equipment/tools
- Businesses can develop and market tools designed to aid amateur filmmakers in creating cinematic vacation footage
- Tourism
- Businesses can innovate by offering multisensory tourism to provide unique experiences to customers
- Social Media Marketing
- Businesses can incorporate more social media video content into marketing campaigns to attract younger demographics
