Lines to the Landscape

Lines to the Landscape is a short ‘expedition film’ created for students from the University of Lund, Sweden. This was done in collaboration with Provincie Fryslân​​​​​​​. The short film was shot during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Production: 2-inch Media
Client: Lund University & Provincie Fryslân​​
Writer & Director: Jaap Feitsma
Camera: Willem Tiemersma, Jaap Feitsma
Drone Operator: Wander Andringa​​​​​​​

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