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Check Out This Collection of Classic 1990s and 2000s Music Videos Set In New York City

2016-08-01T12:27:01-04:00

Check out this collection of classic music videos set in New York City from the 1990s and 2000s gathered by DNAinfo.

Many of those videos are set in our photogenic city, from They Might Be Giants' "Don't Let's Start," filmed at the New York Pavilion of the 1964 World's Fair, to The White Stripes' "The Hardest Button to Button," shot in part at the 33rd Street PATH station.

Read the full article for more information on the New York City connections of each of the music videos.

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Video: Viewing New York City Through a Neural Network

2016-07-27T07:06:07-04:00

New York based art director and VFX artist Danil Krivoruchko recently released an incredible rendering of shots around New York City put through neural networks.

When you put footage of New York City through a neural network, you get a city that looks like beautiful, moving artwork. Danil Krivoruchko and his team started shooting the city with an iPhone 6 in 240fps but completely transformed the footage in post processing and the results are hypnotic.

If you like the effect, Krivoruchko shared the code for postprocessing.

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Look at This Wild Film Reel of Scenes Around NYC From Urban Explorer @flashing.lights

2016-07-25T10:56:19-04:00

Recently graduated urban explorer, photographer, and Instagrammer Joshua Charow explores New York City, finding awesome spots to capture different perspectives of the City. Check out this film reel he just released, featuring cool shots of Charow traversing the city as well as our previous collection for more of his incredible work.

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Fly Through the New York City Skyline in this NYONair Video Shot From Helicopter

2016-07-21T12:52:52-04:00

Creative filmmaker Aaron Butler recently went on a helicopter aerial photoshoot of New York City with NYONair. Check out some of the picturesque shots of the City at night featuring many iconic sights from the Statue of Liberty, to the Manhattan skyline.

Check out this video from NYONair if you want to see more impressive aerial videography.

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Italian Professional Photographer Makes Stunning Artistic Video From New York City Trip

2016-03-27T11:06:11-04:00

Italian photographer and videographer Zatac has created dozens of award-winning short films and is a celebrated photographer, with an eye like no other. On a trip to New York City last year, he set that eye upon us and filmed many of the normally mundane tourist hotspots from a unique perspective, and the results were fantastic.

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Artistic Video Tour of a Day Trip to Coney Island's Luna Park

2015-06-09T14:31:33-04:00

Brooklyn cinematographer and editor Taylor Morgan (previously) recently uploaded this great little video showing a typical couple's day trip out to Coney Island.

The video, filmed from a somewhat first-person perspective, starts off with a long bike ride, explores some of the hotspots around Luna Park, heads down to the Coney Island beach, then finally a bike ride back home.

This was my first day using the new DJI Ronin-M. Just wanted to shoot something for fun, so I grabbed my lovely girlfriend, we hopped on our bikes and rode to Coney Island.

The original music in the video is from Brooklyn artist Charmaine Querol.

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One Hour Under the Manhattan Bridge, a Raw Capture of Dumbo and the East River

2015-05-09T09:03:22-04:00

One Hour Under the Manhattan Bridge is an interesting combination of raw, unprocessed and slow-motion video from Brooklyn filmmaker Corentin Soibinet, all captured between 7am and 8am Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass, a.k.a DUMBO.

The music in the video is Miguel Atwood-Ferguson & Carlos Nino — "Antiquity".

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