Harbour Bridge Videos

Kyle Vincent, President of The Final Movement, welcomes you to this new, web-based ministry from the beautiful Sydney Harbour.

Experience the magical charm of Sydney city and its surroundings in three action packed days. Day 1 - Take the Circular Quay train and dip into the sights around the Opera house, Harbour bridge and Darling Harbour. Take the scenic ferry rides to experience the city lights from a refreshing angle. Sip into drinks in the evening at Darling Harbour as you get ready for a packed day next morning. Day 2 - A short drive from Sydney, experience the heights of Three Sisters Peaks, then continue on to magical Jenolin Caves. Continue on to the shores of Nelson Bay and Port Stephens. Indulge in some sand-boarding and 4 wheel drives on the largest sand dunes in southern hemisphere. Day 3 - Drive towards Hunter Valley wine country and soak in some of the best wines Australia has to offer such as Tempus Two, McGuigan, Rosemount and Lindeman's. End up back in the heart of Sydney at evening to round up an action packed 3 day adventure. For a heart stopping view of the Sydney city skyline, try a sundowner at the Sail's restaurant at McMahons Point Ferry Wharf.

Glenn's been busy with his 'real' clients so I am left without a director of photography. What's a girl gotta do? Grab her dodgy Kodak and start snapping :D Actually, we both went snap happy that day, it was a lot of fun. Just wanted to share that fun with my Vimeo friends :D Music is "One Fine Day" by Jakatta. All photography by Lydia Kurnia. Cast: Lydia Kurnia

A little something from SRN Mediaworks featuring a few views of Australia with a peek or two of our lovely staff. Featuring music from "The Crash That Took Me"; the track is called "Intervals of Form". Support indie, and thanks to Liz from Notorious Radio.

Mostly made from stills, but with some video footage, a group of us from they Sydney Photo bloggers group first join the Pilgrims on their pilgrimage across the Sydney Harbour Bridge. After this we join the no to pope protest and follow that until it meets up with the Pilgrims.

These double decker electric trains form part of Sydney's transport system. This short film is basically the "out-takes" from our production on The Great Lithgow Zig-Zag Railway, but we thought you may like to see more of these surburban trains!!!What this film shows is the links, this city has, either by rail, ferry or monorail. All of the railway lines all come in to Central Station from the out lying areas, once there they go underground and form the city centre circle link. This is a clever way of turning the trains around, while proving a service to the city. It also means that there is no need to build a costly underground systemThere are two lines which do not form the circle, one (the blue line) goes out to the famous Bondi Beach, the other (the yellow line) goes across the Sydney Harbour Bridge. It is this trip we take first. Capturing the bridge from above, beneath, over and on, before arriving at North Sydney. Various rolling stock is featured, from the very old to the latest additions to the fleet. On the return over the 70 year old bridge we stop off at Circular Quay in the daylight.The second journey takes us on the green line at night from the station of Museum to Circular Quay Station and then we finish with some special shots of the Opera House and Harbour Bridge.We at Spruce Studios enjoy filming anything which involves trains. To use these double-decker trains were of interest to us, to the locals they are just a part of everyday Sydney life. For more information on other Spruce Studios productions, please visit our web site, www.sprucestudios.comTotal Running Time 9 Minutes.

Harbour Bridge, Sydney, Australia, from elevated train departing Circuar Quay station

Nimrod Rising In Depth from steven Clark Bradley on Vimeo. Nimrod Rising is a book that seeks to answer where the terrorist scourge that currently plagues the world came from. The premise of the book is that the evil hitting the world is more than just a political phenomenon. He paints the picture that starts actually more than 4,000 years ago when the first organized Satan worshiper, Nimrod, the first king of Babylon, is born resulting from a pact made with Lucifer by Nimrod's father Cush. As Steven Clark Bradley says on the back of the book, ride the storm of Nimrod Rising. Because Nimrod Rising is a vast story of International significance, my setting is really two/fold. Steven Clark Bradley spent a large portion of his life in the cradle of civilization. This book should be read because it will speak to us about where we are going and what will be our consequences to bad actions in the future. It is a real treatise on America. Cast: steven Clark Bradley

Nagayama Yoko - Jonkara Onna Bushi 01 from petersky on Vimeo. Nagayama Yoko - Jonkara Onna Bushi Cast: petersky

Caffeine Dreams from The Trailmaster on Vimeo. Solisbury Hillsteaks Cast: The Trailmaster

WW2 Tiger Tank sixth scale RC model in action- 'old film' look from Justin on Vimeo. Immediately after acquiring my HV20, I traveled to visit family in the UK for Christmas and this is the first footage I got and my first film with this wonderful technology. My father, as his hobby, lovingly created from scratch, an exact replica, in superb detail, of a German World War 2 Tiger Tank in Winter color scheme. The soldiers are 12 inches tall, for scale purposes. Settings were 24P/Cinemode- edited (now I'm back in LA) in Sony Vegas movie Studio Platinum still in it's free trial period! Cast: Justin

This video i knocked up in roughly an hour. Filmed in Summer 2005 and edited in Summer (December) 2007. This video highlights some of the most well know parts of the city. Author: OSXMOBILE Keywords: sydney video harbourbridge bridge water art film Added: December 16, 2007

BMW is not to be missed in this very lucky country and many people think it is a perfect fit to Australia and its relaxed way of living.