If the idea of emerging from a subway isn't interesting to you, a fantastic short entitled Sub City Paris will definitely change your mind.
Sub City Paris is a beautifully shot video directed by Sarah Klein and Tom Mason of Redglass Pictures that depicts the experience of emerging out of a subway. It's a beautifully shot clip that really captures the beauty of the metropolis that has inspired and captivated many masterpieces and movies over the years. The short intelligently takes a dull, mundane moment that many go through and manages to transform it into something serene and peaceful, with a balletlike beauty.
In addition to the duo's Paris video, Klein and Mason also shot a subway-themed short that takes place in New York.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Subway Aesthetics
- There is an opportunity for companies to explore creating visually stunning experiences within subway systems or emerging from them.
- Transforming Mundane Experiences
- Companies can explore ways to transform everyday experiences, like emerging from a subway, into captivating and peaceful moments.
- City Symphonies
- Exploration of showcasing cities in a symphonic way through film and cinematography.
Sectors Adopting This
- Film and Cinematography
- Opportunity for directors, cinematographers and filmmakers to create visually stunning urban films that transform mundane moments into captivating experiences.
- Urban Infrastructure
- Companies that specialize in urban infrastructure design and maintenance can explore how to incorporate art and visuals into public transportation venues like subways.
- Tourism
- Cities can consider highlighting their transit systems as tourist attractions overtly by hosting subway tours and covertly by incorporating art and visuals within.
