A lot of the wearable camera videos that you'll find online come from people who are engaged in an exhilarating sports activity, but this one from street artist FinDAC documents three days of painting the side of a building in London.
The timelapse video was created with the use of four Autographer cameras, including two that are worn by the artist himself—giving viewers an intimate look at how FinDAC creates his artwork—as well as two cameras that were stationed away from the wall to give a broader look at the scene as it nears completion. The video is part of the 'Behind the Scenes' series from Autographer that provides never-before-seen views of alternative art being created.
What's Driving This Trend
- Wearable Camera Videos
- Opportunity to capture and share unique perspectives of various activities and industries through wearable camera technology.
- Timelapse Videos
- Using timelapse videos to document the process of creating artwork or other time-sensitive projects.
- 'behind the Scenes' Series
- Providing viewers with exclusive behind-the-scenes access to various art forms and creative processes.
Who This Affects Most
- Street Art
- Utilizing wearable cameras and timelapse videos to showcase the artistry and process behind street art.
- Film and Photography
- Incorporating wearable cameras and timelapse videos into film and photography projects to add unique perspectives and insights.
- Social Media and Content Creation
- Leveraging wearable camera videos and behind-the-scenes footage to create engaging content for social media platforms and online communities.
