Thailand

By Andreas Nilsson 

Was on vacation in Thailand from 2011/02/13 - 2011/03/27
Best vacation ever, met the best people from all over the world! This film is for you guys!
Music:
M83 - We own the sky
M83 - Teen angst
Equipment:
Canon 5D Mark II
Tamron 28-75
Canon 50MM 1.8 II
Indislider
Manfrotto Tripod
Did a lot of CC because it was kind of bad weather almost everyday when i decided to go out shooting.
Enjoy!

By Jean-Baptiste Lefournier

720p
Shot on Panasonic Lumix GH1 (GH13 / 44Mbs)
Lumix Lens : 14-140 mm / 20 mm / 7-14 mm
Canon FD lens : 50 mm

Additonal Camera :
Canon 7D + 50 mm (2 shots)

Shot in Bangkok, Ao Nang (Krabi), Kho Phi Phi, Hong Islands.

Soundtracks :
- Hopeless Emptiness / Thomas Newman // Revolutionary Road O.S.T
- The State We're in / The Chemical Brothers // Come With Us
- Catches Up With You / Trent Reznor - Atticus Ross // The Social Network
- Sunshine Day / Bua Chompoo // Sunshine Day
- Uni / Jean-Jacques Hertz & François Roy // Blueberry O.S.T.
- Polaroid Girl / Massive Attack // Danny The Dog
- The Spirit Of The Plants / Jean-Jacques Hertz & François Roy // Blueberry O.S.T.
- Skeletons / Yeah Yeah Yeahs / It's Blitz!

By Martin Franke

Hi everybody,
here is my first movie on Vimeo.
All Footage filmed with the Panasonic Lumix FT1.
Random Scenes from Thailands Beaches and Locations.
Enjoy the movie.

By Martin Franke

A movie about traveling Thailands South Coast.

All Footage filmed with the Panasonic Lumix FT1.

Enjoy the movie.

By Cyril Balta 
Shot in Bangkok, Tupkaek beach, Hong Islands, Phi Phi Islands, Chicken Island, Poda Island, Phra Nang and Tup Island.
 On the technical side:
 - Lumix GH1(3)
- Lumix 20mm 1.7, Lumix 14-45mm 3.5-5.6, Canon FD 28mm 2.8, Canon FD 70-200mm 4.5.
- GoPro HD
- Edited in FCP

All sounds and visuals by Cyril Balta




By DGA Production
Bangkok and Hua Hin Thailand. Some footage taken while working on Kenny Mayne's Wider World of Sports.

Taken by Aaron Frutman, Michael Andrus & Matt Doyle. Edited by Andrus.

Music- "Om Nashi Me" by Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros