Tempest - A 4K Storm Time-lapse Film from Saskatchewan

Storm season in the Canadian prairies is incredible. During the summer months, I take off to the remote corners of Saskatchewan to time-lapse Saskatchewan’s supercell thunderstorms as they rip across the Canadian prairies. One day you’ll be getting chased by a shelf cloud travelling nearly 100km/h, the next you’ll be standing awestruck in front of a mothership spinning up into the atmosphere. Nothing really prepares you for what you’ll experience during Saskatchewan’s storm season. This film features time-lapse from many different storms from 2019 through the 2021 #skstorm season covering many miles and hours away from home. I’ve released three ’Land of Living Skies’ films (links below) over the past three years that summarize each season. This film contains just the best of those chases. A timelapse film is only as good as the music and this year I am beyond excited to bring you an incredible score from Greg Dombrowski of @SecessionStudios called “The Untold 2“. I think you’ll agree, it’s amazing and I really encourage you to check out all of his work on his website: A big thank you to my wife for all the support. This would not be possible without you. Thank you to my kids for helping mom out while I disappeared for hours on end. To see more of my work, you can visit my website: Land of Living Skies Films: 2019 - 2020 - 2021 - Technical Stuff: - Shot with a Nikon D800e and a Nikon D3300. Using primarily the Tamron 15-30 2.8 and Sigma 50mm 1.8 lenses but mixing in the Tamron 70-200 2.8 from time to time as well as the kit lens for the D3300 when in a pinch - All clips are available in 6K resolution - Sound effects licensed from