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A Bristol filmmaker has created his own personal tribute to the city. <\/p>\n
Jamie Brightmore is a digital designer who makes films using time-lapse photography in his spare-time. <\/p>\n
His latest offering Welcome to Bristol is filmed in key sites around the city and aims to capture the spirit of Bristol. <\/p>\n
The video is a follow-up to Jamies video tribute to Bristol's Gromit Unleashed arts trail which took place last summer. <\/p>\n
The 38-year-old from Montpelier said: I am an experienced digital designer specialising in front-end web design and development. <\/p>\n
I run a small creative studio in Bristol which specialises in bespoke design, web development, and digital device apps. <\/p>\n
But I am nurturing a hunger to learn as much as possible about the creative industry I work within, alongside my fascination with physics, astronomy, geology, astro-physics, time, and cosmology. <\/p>\n
He said: I made the film for a couple of reasons; firstly I thought it would be worthwhile to embark on capturing the spirit of the city. <\/p>\n
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