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"According to its Facebook, Slow Motion Films produces a &amp;quot;super slow motion cinematic videography.&amp;quot; A company by Frank Costa and Byron Garth, Slow Motion Films aims to create a series of seriously s\u2026l\u2026o\u2026w films, shot with a super high end Phantom camera, that allow you to see what you might&amp;#039;ve otherwise missed when life moves at normal speeds.  Recently, messrs Costa and Garth teamed up with Rally America to release a compilation of shots from the 100-Acre Rally in Missouri. Normally watching a rally means a few moments of sound, fury, and mud as cars slingshot past. The moment is hard to frame and harder to understand. With the slower speed of the Slow Motion film, you really get a sense of what a car goes through, or, if you are more of a naturalist, what water feels like when a car slams into it at high speed.  While this is the first-posted foray into the world of Rally, Slow Motion Films has done a host of other super slow movies that take the movement of life down to the basics. One of my favorites involves a dirt-bike and watching the exhaust pulse in a rooster tail of dirt.       100 Acre Woods 2013 Phantom Slow Motion, Slow Motion Films from SlowMotion Films on Vimeo. See more slow movement here: Slow Motion Films. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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