UT Alum Creates Gorgeous Austin Timelapse [Watch]
Andrew Takano, BS ’07, MS ’10, the same independent videographer who created “Sleepwalking Austin,” couldn’t pass up the opportunity to film Austin’s urban flow during his favorite season. His newest video “Spectral Austin,” shows the city rising and functioning over the course of three summer days in fluid, hyperlapsed shots. During the six-minute video Takano’s frames circle the LBJ Fountain, float over streams of Austin traffic, and climb the lit cityscape.
Both of Takano’s videos have experienced online success on Reddit, YouTube, and Vimeo with one viewer jokingly commenting, “And property taxes have now increased. Stop encouraging people to come here!” Takano’s videos are proof that the city does that on its own.
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