In this short documentary, I explore the culturally and historically rich port of call after which the Strait of Malacca was named. Talking with locals and exploring the city, this short follows me as I get in touch with the real Malacca that is seldom seen.
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Eventually having to scrap an entire evening of takes, my introductory commentary for Travel Geek: Documentary Malaysia was plagued by forgotten lines, honking cars, noisy birds, pedestrian traffic and even the Muslim Call to Prayer from a nearby mosque.
Luckily I found a much more suitable location with less challenges in the town square of Malacca’s Dutch Quarter. Be sure to watch the feature length film when it comes out in August, 2013.
Intro Outtakes and Bloopers:
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On my last night in Malacca, Malaysia, I decided to take a trip to the rotating tower high above the new downtown area just outside of the Dutch Quarter. Though it wasn’t a long trip, I still came away with some great shots and experienced the town unlike most visitors here.
This timelapse sequence covers the entire trip from the old Dutch Quarter, through downtown Malacca, to the restaurant hub behind the newest part of town.
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Walking through the old Dutch Quarter of Malacca, I snapped these photos under the Banyon trees. I put them into this timelapse sequence just to add a bit of glamour on my otherwise normal photo-walk through the old town. The trees were lit up and really beautifully with the colored lights pointed up from underneath.
Walking through the old Dutch Quarter of Malacca, I snapped these photos under the Banyon trees. I put them into this timelapse sequence just to add a bit of glamour on my otherwise normal photo-walk through the old town. The trees were lit up and really beautifully with the colored lights pointed up from underneath.
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