Footage #1
Whereever I went, my DSLR camera was with me and many times I recorded a short 1-3 minute sequences of the places, people and things. I literary captured everything including trains, parks, gardens, underground, seafront, people, anything. For presentation purpose, I sorted out two 20 second cut-outs from a larger unedited sequence. Check them below. Travelling + Seafront from Levente Dudas on Vimeo. Red Raspberry from Levente Dudas on Vimeo.
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Clouds TL
Timelapse photography is a good way to capture passing time in larger then second timechunks and afterwards view those passing hours in matter of a single minute. Timelapse lets you see the natural progression of time, while not having to wait through the actual length of it…The following footage is one example from my Cloudy arsenal. For more visit my YouTube channel here.
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HCoS on BIG EVENT
The Big Event was organised by the Southend Community-in-Harmony Partnership where the Hungarian Community of Southend took part along with many other local community groups celebrating our diversity, culture and heritage. This short trailer showcases the Community’s involvement and the visitors at this event. The event was held on Sunday, 6th September, at Priory Park in Southend-on-Sea.
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St. Stephen’s Day
August 20th is the greatest national holiday for Hungarians, celebrated with day-long festivities followed by spectacular fireworks throughout the country. August 20th commemorates the foundation of the Hungarian state, it’s like Hungary’s 4th of July. Also called as St. Stephen’s Day, remembering Stephen I, the first king of Hungary and founder of the Kingdom of Hungary, who was canonized on August 20th, 1083 by Pope Gregory VII. St. Stephen’s Day also marks the festival of the new bread celebrated in cities and towns across the country. Traditionally, the first bread from the new harvest is baked on this day. Hungarian Community of Southend celebrated their national holiday, where I made this short motion picture documentary of the festivities.
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