Москва и Золотое кольцо России/Moscow and Golden Ring of Russia (Backstage)

Have you ever wondered what places you can recommend to a person who first came to Russia, besides the Moscow tourist routes? I have the opportunity to show you the beauty of the Golden Ring cities of Russia, and to do it in a rather unusual format. The most popular online videos are a series of photographs combined into a video. This style is called timelapse. With unreal interest, we responded to the offer to interview a team of quite famous timelapse photographers who recently created a video about the Golden Ring city of Russia. Their aim is to arouse interest in the culture and history of their country through videos, shot in an original way. The desire to go to the Golden Ring and make a small film about it, it was born thanks to the fact that before that I already was in the cities in Yaroslavl, in Rostov and saw there many cool, really cool places, very beautiful. And we had the idea to make a video about these places and make sure that these amazing places were seen by a large number of people and people had the opportunity to enjoy them. We managed to organize it for the May holidays 7, 8, 9 May. So we shot for two and a half days and worked on Kirill for somewhere around two or three days, as far as I know. How do you achieve the effect of movement? It's getting to the point where one move is made. So you've moved the table at least a hundred times? What do you have to film most often? The city's sights and buildings too. The blue one fell. When we talk about digital camera photography, especially in motion, we must not forget the well-known artist Artem Tsuitsuai-Pritko. He is known for first showing his native city Minsk. It was late 2010. Artem has fulfilled, in my opinion, an important mission. He showed us what Minsk looks like with his visual range. The thing is, in this age of information technology, it's very difficult to find anything really meaningful. - I'm going to Moscow. The garage is right here. Last year, a youth project called "Interactive Map of Russia" was launched, in which creators of timeline videos from all over the country compete. Yes, just for kids who are interested in this type of filming, at the moment the second stage of the competition "Interactive map of Russia" is taking place, the purpose of which is to collect video materials, shot in the technique of time-lapse, from different corners of our country. And it's very nice that the work done by our team is now fighting for prize places. The territory of the modern Kremlin is divided into three parts, this one, which we are in, is called the Metropolitan Court. - Are you ready? Let's go, the monument to Yaroslav the Wise to shoot. Interactive map of Russia What can you advise the participants of the second and third stages of the competition "Interactive map of Russia"? There are a few things I can point out to improve the quality of the videos that the participants shoot. First, it pays attention to what they want to show in this video, that is, what to convey to the final viewer. For example, apply the time lapse effect only in those cases where it is really relevant, and not use this technique just for that effect. The effect itself, not in some context where it looks winning, in principle it is meaningless. And you also need to see that there is no kind of distortion in the frame, and that these processes look good in the frame. For example, if something moves slowly, then it's better to show these objects than something that flickers very quickly. We are now near the main building of the Moscow State University, where the filming of the Moscow Times was taking place. And this part from MSU, it was shot in three stages. So the first walk was done here, then here, and then right next to the entrance. So after shooting near these columns, I'm shooting from the other side. Yes, I'm making a film about Moscow, most of the material has already been shot. I shoot from all sorts of unusual places. It's a high roof, it's a variety of interesting, unusual, beautiful places in the city. But I think that the result will be available in September-October, and it should be great. As you can see, the beauty of the Golden Ring City is truly impressive. Travel to Russia, learn about its culture and history. Valery Zhichkin, the high school of television of Moscow State University. Good one! The walls are warm, creative, pleasant atmosphere. We got a call from the landlord of the apartment we booked. He is waiting for us in Rostov-on-Don, at the address of Krasnogvardsky perovlok 11.2. Apartment 22.