Source: Motorpress /Jaguar South Africa
Jaguar and BAFTA award-winning film director join forces for new F-PACE film
New F-PACE used by British BAFTA award-winning photographer, Rob Whitworth, to produce one of Jaguar’s most creative launch films Stunning first for Jaguar – highly innovative ‘flow motion’ technique has previously never been applied by an automotive brand
New F-PACE used by British BAFTA award-winning photographer, Rob Whitworth
Pretoria, 5 October 2020 – Jaguar has teamed up with BAFTA award-winning film director, Rob Whitworth, to produce a stunning launch film for the new F-PACE.
Shot on location in San Francisco, Lake Tahoe and London, the engaging flow motion time-lapse film is a fitting tribute to the global launch of the new F-PACE SUV. Teaming up with the BFI (British Film Institute), Jaguar also provides aspiring young filmmaker Angelica Gayle – graduate of the BFI Film Academy – the opportunity to work alongside Rob. The new Jaguar F-PACE builds on the success of the original World Car of the Year-winning* performance SUV, now with a luxurious all-new interior and enhanced, dynamic exterior
British director and photographer Rob Whitworth – winner of the Best Photography (Factual) BAFTA in the 2017 British Academy Television Craft Awards – uses a mesmerising ‘flow motion’ technique, which removes the constraints of time and space to tell compelling stories for some of the world’s most recognised brands.
Whitworth’s series of flow motion films, published on YouTube, have amassed tens of millions of views.
Through the manipulation of time-lapse photography, flow motion pushes the boundaries of what is possible in film, revealing multiple experiences and journeys to create a profoundly transformative viewing experience.
The film marks the first time this creative technique has been used to produce ‘hero’ content for an automotive brand. The film features people around the world enjoying the experience of living with the new F-PACE – which offers enhanced exterior design, a luxurious and beautifully crafted all-new interior, advanced connectivity and efficient, electrified, plug-in hybrid powertrain capability.
Shot on location in San Francisco, Lake Tahoe and London, the film demonstrates the versatility of the new F-PACE and was seamlessly stitched together by Whitworth in post-production.
As part of the filmmaking process Jaguar also teamed up with the BFI Film Academy – a UK-wide programme providing opportunities for young people to gain the skills and knowledge to start them on their career in film – to give an aspiring young filmmaker the chance to work alongside Rob.
BFI Film Academy graduate Angelica Gayle was invited to be mentored by Rob on set, gaining valuable insight, experience and advice as to how a film of this type is created.
Building on the success of the original five-seat F-PACE performance SUV and introducing an assertive new exterior, beautifully crafted all-new interior, latest generation Pivi Pro infotainment and the choice of in-line four- and six-cylinder engines (including PHEV and MHEV technology), the new F-PACE is more luxurious, connected and efficient than ever before.
Shot on location in San Francisco, Lake Tahoe and London, the engaging flow motion time-lapse film is a fitting tribute to the global launch of the new F-PACE SUV. Teaming up with the BFI (British Film Institute), Jaguar also provides aspiring young filmmaker Angelica Gayle – graduate of the BFI Film Academy – the opportunity to work alongside Rob. The new Jaguar F-PACE builds on the success of the original World Car of the Year-winning* performance SUV, now with a luxurious all-new interior and enhanced, dynamic exterior
British director and photographer Rob Whitworth – winner of the Best Photography (Factual) BAFTA in the 2017 British Academy Television Craft Awards – uses a mesmerising ‘flow motion’ technique, which removes the constraints of time and space to tell compelling stories for some of the world’s most recognised brands.
Whitworth’s series of flow motion films, published on YouTube, have amassed tens of millions of views.
Through the manipulation of time-lapse photography, flow motion pushes the boundaries of what is possible in film, revealing multiple experiences and journeys to create a profoundly transformative viewing experience.
The film marks the first time this creative technique has been used to produce ‘hero’ content for an automotive brand. The film features people around the world enjoying the experience of living with the new F-PACE – which offers enhanced exterior design, a luxurious and beautifully crafted all-new interior, advanced connectivity and efficient, electrified, plug-in hybrid powertrain capability.
Shot on location in San Francisco, Lake Tahoe and London, the film demonstrates the versatility of the new F-PACE and was seamlessly stitched together by Whitworth in post-production.
As part of the filmmaking process Jaguar also teamed up with the BFI Film Academy – a UK-wide programme providing opportunities for young people to gain the skills and knowledge to start them on their career in film – to give an aspiring young filmmaker the chance to work alongside Rob.
BFI Film Academy graduate Angelica Gayle was invited to be mentored by Rob on set, gaining valuable insight, experience and advice as to how a film of this type is created.
Building on the success of the original five-seat F-PACE performance SUV and introducing an assertive new exterior, beautifully crafted all-new interior, latest generation Pivi Pro infotainment and the choice of in-line four- and six-cylinder engines (including PHEV and MHEV technology), the new F-PACE is more luxurious, connected and efficient than ever before.
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