We have all come to know and the love the opening of the Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Accompanied by the musical genius of Jon Batiste and Stay Human, it uses a beautiful tilt shift and time lapsed photography style of scenes from all over New York City. Eagled-eyed viewers will see Stephen in various scenes. Now, we have the pleasure of watching the director’s cut of the opening, which was directed by award-winning Argentinian director, Fernando Livschitz, of Black Sheep Films. In his short films, Livschitz is aware that the beauty is in the details. He displays the effects with meticulous care and works delicately on the arrangement of the light’s colors. The director’s cut has many more scenes that Hubsters are sure to enjoy!
'The Late Show with Stephen Colbert' Director's Cut Opening
We have all come to know and the love the opening of the Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Accompanied by the musical genius of Jon Batiste and Stay Human, it uses a beautiful tilt shift and time lapsed photography style of scenes from all over New York City. Eagled-eyed viewers will see Stephen in various scenes. Now, we have the pleasure of watching the director’s cut of the opening, which was directed by award-winning Argentinian director, Fernando Livschitz, of Black Sheep Films. In his short films, Livschitz is aware that the beauty is in the details. He displays the effects with meticulous care and works delicately on the arrangement of the light’s colors. The director’s cut has many more scenes that Hubsters are sure to enjoy!