200 frames per second capture the demolition of the Devonshire Hotel in Vancouver, transforming chaos into moments of beauty.
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200 frames per second capture the demolition of the Devonshire Hotel in Vancouver, transforming chaos into moments of beauty.
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Synopsis
The Devonshire Hotel in Vancouver stands poised for demolition in 1982. Filmmaker Gallagher captures the event using extreme slow motion at 200 frames per second. The film presents the shift from order to chaos as the structure collapses. Symmetrical diagonal framing emphasizes the explosive moments of destruction. The stark visuals transform the demolition into a striking display of beauty amidst chaos. This nine-minute short film invites reflection on the nature of urban change.
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Why Watch
- See the Devonshire Hotel's dramatic demolition.
- Find out how slow motion transforms destruction.
- Meet unique visual techniques in short film.
Did You Know
- The film uses extreme slow motion at 200 frames per second.
- Terminal City has a runtime of 9 minutes.
- The Devonshire Hotel in Vancouver was demolished during the film.
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What is the duration of Terminal City?
Terminal City has a duration of 9 minutes.
In what year was Terminal City released?
Terminal City was released in 1982.
What hotel is demolished in Terminal City?
The Devonshire Hotel in Vancouver is demolished in Terminal City.
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