Acadia National Park 4K
We shot Acadia through peak fall color for the park's centennial, and it ruined every other autumn for us. The light off the granite coast at sunrise is the kind of thing you have to see to believe, so watch this one early in the morning with coffee.
MTJP | Acadia is the culmination of several weeks spent exploring Acadia National Park during peak fall color. This film is, in part, a celebration of Acadia’s upcoming centennial. It is dedicated to George Dorr. Sculpted by Glaciers and landscaped by beavers, Acadia is full of wonderfully unique features. Rounded mountains, tranquil ponds, rocky coastline, & some of the most beautiful trails in the world comprise this marvelous wonder. This film was shot entirely in 4K.
Acadia National Park is unlike any other in the system sitting on Mt. Desert Island and the Schoodic Peninsula of Maine. We chose to film the park during Autumn due to it’s reputation as one of the best places to see fall foliage in the world. What we witnessed and captured did not dissapoint.
Acadia is a quieter National Park that features one of the most beautiful road systems of any of the National Parks and holds the first point in the United States the sun touches each morning. Some of the locations we captured include: Jordan Pond, Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse, Otter Cliffs, Cadillac Mountain, Beaver Ponds, Schoodic Peninsula, and more.
If you’re planning a trip to Acadia National Park check out our complete Acadia Guide: acadia
A Film by The Pattiz Brothers.
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Thanks to Chris Walker
Here are a few fun statistics from our trip:
Crew Members: 3
Time: 15 days
Distance: 100mi+
Photos/Videos: 15,000+
Digital Memory: 1.1TB
