The film
Forty four seconds of somewhere else.
Every place in it is a place there is a camera pointed at, and every sky in it is graded by the same atmospheric model that paints the rest of Window Seat.
There is a score under it. Unmute to hear it.
Take it with you
Every cut is the same film. Pick the shape that fits where it is going.
Landscape1920 x 1080 · 15 MBYouTube, a website, a laptop, a room with a screen in it.Vertical1080 x 1920 · 7 MBReels, TikTok, Stories. The film centred on black.Square1080 x 1080 · 7 MBA feed post, where square still takes the most height.Animated GIF560 wide · 14 MBSlack, email, anywhere a video will not play. No sound.
Stills
How it was made
None of it is stock and none of it is a camera. Every camera in Window Seat belongs to the person or organisation that pays to run it, and their frames are theirs, so the film could not be cut from them. The places are generated instead, one image per shot, and then every one is graded by the real atmospheric model at the sun altitude that scene represents. The score is a D minor drone that grows a voice per scene, synthesised rather than licensed.