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Devil's Circuit is a film that features a 60-story skyscraper rotating at high speed. The film captures this unique architectural feat by centering its circumference, which has a radius of 400 to 500 meters, around the skyscraper. The filmmaker divided the circumference into 48 sections, allowing for a systematic approach to photographing the structure.
The film consists of a total duration of 8 minutes, presenting a series of frame-by-frame photographs taken from each of the designated spots. This methodical technique creates a visual experience that emphasizes the skyscraper's dynamic movement against the backdrop of the urban landscape.
Why Watch
- •See a skyscraper spin at incredible speeds.
- •Find out how frame-by-frame photography captures movement.
- •Watch a unique avant-garde film from 1988.
Did You Know
•The skyscraper in the film is 60 stories tall.
•The circumference of the skyscraper is centered with a radius of 400 to 500 meters.
•The film is 8 minutes long and consists of frame-by-frame photography.
•The filmmaker divided the circumference into 48 sections for photography.
Perfect For
Avant-garde film enthusiastsArchitecture loversPhotography fans