The rest of this video primarily focuses on the beautiful northern lights, aka aurora borealis. In order to see the lights it should be a dark, clear autumn or winter night. If you are booking a trip to Greenland or Iceland they say the best time to see them is between September and April. This video shows various locations where they witnessed the northern lights. It is a spectacular sight to see and if you're unable to see them in person this video is the next best thing.
SCIENTIFANTASTIC's tells the story of the film:
"Two Lands - Greenland | Iceland" is the result of a very brief 10 day shoot I did. The video is a compilation of some of the footage I shot while there. Some of the other shots are in lockdown by the client so I used what I could to create this video. I spent 4 days shooting in Iceland and 6 days shooting in Greenland. Greenland locations include the Kangerlussuaq, Ilulissat, Ilimanaq, Ilulissat Ice Fjord, Russell Glacier, Greenland Icecap, and Disko Bay. Iceland locations include the South Coast, Snæfellsnes Peninsula, Kirkjufell, and Grundarfjörður.
All footage was shot in super high resolution 4K Ultra HD.
Camera Gear:
3 Canon 5DIII Cameras with various Canon lenses
Dynamic Perception - https://www.dynamicperception.com
eMotimo - https://www.emotimo.com
Music:
“A Meaningful Moment”
By Jan Baumann
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