article_snippet: But an American filmmaker has created a three-minute video that presents Paris in an entirely unique way.
article_snippet: Sean Collins, a 31-year-old from Los Angeles, used special effects to make the French capital's famous landmarks, including the Eiffel Tour and Arc de Triomphe, and pedestrians look like miniature toys.
article_snippet: a three-minute video that presents Paris in an entirely unique way is the work of photographer Sean Collins, who studied at the American School of Paris .
article_snippet: Sean said: ‘When I went to visit her we decided to make a three-minute video that presents Paris in an entirely unique way.
article_snippet: Sean, who was educated at the American School of Paris, but later studied at a film school in California, explained that his intention was to present the French capital in a way his intention has never been seen before.
article_snippet: Sean Collins experimented with effects that make Paris famous landmarks look like small toy sets .
article_snippet: Sean Collins said: ‘My goal was to show Paris to the world in a new light for those who have never had the experience or never managed to make it those sites.
article_snippet: Sean Collins's goal was to show Paris in a new light for those who have never had the chance to experience it .
highlights_snippet: The 31-year-old intended to capture Paris in a truly unique way .
  