How I made a four seasons timelapse | VLOG and workflow tutorial

Many people have asked me how I made my seasonal timelapse shots, so I made this VLOG-tutorial-inspirational video showing my workflow of this huge project that became part of my recent timelapse film, JUTLAND II • JUTLAND II | Breath of...
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[@nitinjoshi9483]

Beautiful ❤️ work.

[@HenrikMatzen]

Great seeing the BTS of these epic scenes. So much hard work went into making those few seconds of the final result, hopefully alot will see this to understand better how much it takes to pull this off. The final result of the breathing seasons with the lonely oak tree blows my mind! 😍

[@JonasHholt]

Thanks mate! 🙏

[@joomlatanoda]

Great!

[@kunalchaugule.5843]

would love to watch more videos like this.

[@Jeffismad]

This is just incredible! Nice work and thanks for sharing the BTS

[@GeorgeVlad]

Beautiful. Love the attention to detail you gave to sound as well.

[@AtulSharmaPhotographer]

Great job - well done

[@MortenHilmer]

Jonas det er bare så fedt, det du laver - I was totally blown away when I saw your JUTLAND II film. The ice scenes, season changes, the mood you have managed to capture and the sounds - wow!! Hat off for your dedication and passion. Truly amazing. All the best, Morten

[@JonasHholt]

Many thanks Morten! 😊🙏

[@MadsPeterIversen]

Just an absolutely insane project! Love it!

[@pettypoh]

thanks for showing the behind the scenes look - yes! there's actually A LOT of work that goes into shooting timelapses, planning, shooting (and failing) and re-shooting and editing (wow! 3 weeks for just one shot!) keep it up!

[@JonasHholt]

Indeed there is. Sometimes it's very hard, but key is to keep it up. Thanks for checking it out Patrick!

[@YYZFLIX]

Dedication 👌

[@jackyleecs]

It is really amazing you managed to get the camera and tripod in the same position each time you return to the same spot. :)

[@JonasHholt]

Hey Jacky. Quite a challenge indeed, but I pulled it off :)

[@mrhristv]

Increadible

[@NOMOFilms]

Congrats on the staff pick!! Love the bts!

[@JonasHholt]

Thanks Joshua! Much appreciated!

[@KimChristoff]

Det er SÅ fedt det du laver, jeg er kæmpe fan :-D

[@ktmax8963]

Dedication 😎

[@TravelwithJean]

I really liked your film Jutland II. I think those "season blending" shots were really great and you also had great ideas with the flowers, the frosty lake...
Good luck for the next one :)

[@JonasHholt]

Thanks so much Jean!

[@emmanuelguzman716]

Thanx bro!

[@Koontish]

What to me was most amazing was how sharp the video was! Even on a phone, I was mesmerized!! How did you achieve this in post? It was incredible!

[@HigherOnLife]

Du er virkelig dygtig Jonas. Jeg så din "Jutland II" video og må sige den var super flot lavet. Professionelt

[@KarimQubadi]

Det er bedste timelapse jeg har set

[@JonasHholt]

Tak 😊🙏

[@malumusera]

Hej Jonas! Can I go with you to explore locations? Just kidding, im not even in Denmark

[@SuneAdlerMiltersen]

Fremragende arbejde.

[@jayaflower]

[@Anonymous-iw4hx]

making timelapses for the making of, of a timelapse, nice work, even though i think you could have used something more grand as the soundtrack in the final movie

[@cincyfan987]

Excellent work. How long did you record the timelapses at each location and what did you do while you were waiting?

[@JonasHholt]

Each timelapse from each individual season is shot over 15-30 minutes. The fade transition between the seasonal shots is what creates the cool effect of the leafs growing out and dissapearing. While waiting I recorded VLOG footage and enjoying the nature, hehe :)

[@rasmusnielsen4193]

Hey Jonas kæmpe fan af dit arbejde.
Hvis du mangler en by med mange gamle historiske bygninger og mange nye/moderne bygninger (eks. Bølgen og Fjordenhus) og selvfølgelig fantastisk natur/strande så skulle du til at besøge Vejle.
En by med stort potentiale for en fed og smuk hyperlaps.