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| Project: | A Day in Bome – Tourism in Tibet |
| Client / Institution: | Government of Bomê County (波密县), Tibet Autonomous Region, China |
| Year: | 2013 |
| Overview: |
Tourism promotional film produced entirely by Almost Red Productions for the Government of Bomê County, internationally known as Bomi (西藏波密), in the Tibet Autonomous Region, China.
Conceived as a cinematic audiovisual piece, the project was designed to present the natural landscapes, cultural diversity and everyday life of this vast region in eastern Tibet, without the use of narration or voice-over.
The film proposes a visual narrative built through images and music, where landscape, tradition and daily life are interwoven to offer a sensitive and contemporary vision of Bomê (Bomi) as a cultural and tourist destination.
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CINEMATIC TOURISM FILM · BOMÊ (BOMI), TIBET
For the production of the film, the team of Almost Red Productions travelled across the vast territory of Bomê County (波密县), documenting the diversity of landscapes and environments that define this region in eastern Tibet.
The shoot covered natural and cultural locations of great relevance, from glaciers and high mountain forests to alpine areas dominated by snow-covered peaks. Among the filmed locations are the Midui Glacier, the forests of Gangyun, and mountainous areas around Mount Gawa Long and Mount Namche Barwa.
The journey also included river areas such as ZuoLong Guo, essential to the natural and cultural life of the territory. In these environments, different cultural expressions were recorded, including a traditional dance performance filmed in an open natural setting.
The combination of extreme landscape, climate and tradition resulted in images of strong visual impact and remarkable beauty, reinforcing the sensory and cinematic character of the film.
For the production of the film, the team of Almost Red Productions travelled across the vast territory of Bomê County (波密县), documenting the diversity of landscapes and environments that define this region in eastern Tibet.
The shoot covered natural and cultural locations of great relevance, from glaciers and high mountain forests to alpine areas dominated by snow-covered peaks. Among the filmed locations are the Midui Glacier, the forests of Gangyun, and mountainous areas around Mount Gawa Long and Mount Namche Barwa.
The journey also included river areas such as ZuoLong Guo, essential to the natural and cultural life of the territory. In these environments, different cultural expressions were recorded, including a traditional dance performance filmed in an open natural setting.
The combination of extreme landscape, climate and tradition resulted in images of strong visual impact and remarkable beauty, reinforcing the sensory and cinematic character of the film.
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