Our latest relaxing Water Film comes from Kelleys Island in Lake Erie.
This peaceful island boasts an interesting and varied shoreline. Take a restful and inspiring nature break as you listen to “Lakeshore,” from the first Waterflow CD.
Just press play and get transported to a restful state.
You can also watch it in HD on YouTube
The soundtrack to the video can be downloaded here.
Peace.
Not only are we approaching the release of a new CD (“Waterflow II”), we are also getting ready to release a DVD of Water Films.
Wanna go to the beach? Well, here is our latest Water Film entitled, “Key West.” Sit back and relax while you watch stunning images of gentle water, sailboats, sunsets, palm trees and mangroves.
The soundtrack is part of the track entitled, Shorebreak, which is on the upcoming CD release, “Waterflow II.” Press play, sit back and enjoy.
You can also watch it in HD on YouTube
The soundtrack to the video can be downloaded here.
Have a beautiful day!
While we were vacationing in Florida at the end of 2009, we witnessed some amazing sunrises and sunsets. This Water Film features some really cool shots from the beach on Sanibel Island.
The video is accompanied by a new composition, “Sanibel Sun.”
You can watch the new movie, also called “Sanibel Sun,” here:
Watch it in HD on the full screen on YouTube!
Or you can go to our Water Films website to watch this movie or any of the other relaxing Water Films.
If you like the music from this video you can download “Sanibel Sun,” you can download it here.
Watching films like this can put you in a place of calm focus (an upcoming blog topic — stay tuned).
Here’s another new relaxing Water Film to share with you called, “High Lake.” There is this stunning lake, nestled in the Canadian Rockies of Alberta, high above the infamous Lake Louise. It is named Lake Agnes. The spot is so peaceful and magical that one is instantly transformed in its presence. There is a lovely tea house that overlooks the lake which sits at around 6,500 feet. The aerobic 75 minute uphill hike is quickly forgotten when you rest on the shore of this pristine lake.
We recommend turning on your external computer speakers or putting on some nice headphones to get the full effect of the deep, resonant tones mixed with the natural sounds.
You can watch this new movie here:
Watch it in HD on the full screen on Youtube!
Or you can go to our Water Films website.
If you like the brand new relaxation music, “High Lake,” you can download it here.
Enjoy!
We are happy to introduce the latest project from GCCreative Studio — Water Films.
Water Films can help you experience peace while being inspired by nature. If you’d like to take a break from a busy day, these films can give you a powerful boost. Most of us get that we live more inspired when we’re relaxed. We’re more creative, we harness the power of the present moment and we have the ability to uplift others.
These short films also give viewers an inside look at the inspiration for the music that we create. When we remember the sights and sounds from spectacular natural areas, creative ideas effortlessly flow though us. We hope that you have the same experience when you get out into nature or watch these Water Films.
If you wish to watch them in high definition, just press the “HD” symbol at the bottom right part of the screen (it takes a a few minutes to load this way but it works well if you have a fast connection). For even greater impact, you may also watch them in full screen by pressing the icon just to the right of the “HD” symbol.
You can watch the films as many times as you like for free. After a while you may wish to download the MP3 from a film and you’ll see that the images will pop into your head even when you’re not watching the video.
All of these films are on YouTube. You may even subscribe to our YouTube Channel for all video updates at GCCreativeVideos.
There are five films on the site right now for you to explore — two from Kaua’i, two from the Canadian Rockies, and one from a peaceful lake in Michigan.
Enjoy Water Films!
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