Out of East Lothian 4K UHD

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• published: 23 Jun 2015
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Out of East Lothian’ – aerial film by Walid Salhab from Queen Margaret University’s Kinetic film project. Dunbar like you’ve never seen it before! The bustling East Lothian towns of Dunbar and North Berwick are beautifully portrayed by the award-winning filmmaker Walid Salhab in this new seven minute aerial film ‘Out of East Lothian’. Walid captured the stunning footage of the rugged East Lothian coastline with a drone - DJI inspire 1. With the ability to reach heights of 1000 metres and travel at speeds of up to 50 miles per hour, the drone is able to create unique views of the town and the landscape from the sea. East Lothian has a gentle colourful landscape. Very noticeably, Walid’s film captures the richness of the red rock around Dunbar’s coastline, as well as the lush greenery of the Winterfield Golf Course and the soft sunsets. The film also features the incredible expanse of Belhaven Bay located to the north of Dunbar and the coastal path around Winterfield Park. Walid hopes that this beautiful footage helps to encapsulate the spirit of his favourite county, East Lothian, and that the wonderful music from the film ‘Out of Africa’ adds to the relaxing feel of the film. Relax and enjoy! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYZsEA85Yh0 More about Walid Salhab’s work and the Kinetic Film Project at Queen Margaret University Walid has produced a series of ‘kinetic’ (stop-motion/time lapse) films which capture the magic of Scotland’s capital city and the stunning beaches of the east coast of Scotland. Kinetic Edinburgh II has been shared globally and has over 3.2 million views on social media. Walid Salhab was the only filmmaker to have access to the complete build of the Kelpies in Falkirk. His stop-motion/time-lapse film has helped put Falkirk on the global tourist map. If you are keen to talk to Walid Salhab or Michael Grant from QMU’s Kinetic film project about the kinetic filming technique, aerial filming or general video production for your company or project, please contact: kineticscotland@qmu.ac.uk INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS - INFORMATION RE USEAGE AND VIEWING: All intellectual property rights retained and owned by Salhab Films. ‘Rise’ is not for organised public screening, reproduction, distribution or modification. Should you be interested in obtaining any of Walid Salhab's Kinetic films for these purposes, please contact Michael Grant, Kinetic Film Project assistant, Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh on E: kineticscotland@qmu.ac.uk