Introducing MoodlapseTV. Download on AppleTV
New for AppleTV 4K. Relax with floral video art.
Pause, focus and relax with MoodlapseTV. A relaxation aid unlike anything you've seen on your TV before.
Or use it as an ever-changing artwork on your TV between shows!
Following Moodlapse for iOS, MoodlapseTV for tvOS is a simple way to promote relaxation via dynamic abstract floral patterns. Immerse yourself in gorgeous 4K time-lapse videos of real flowers blooming as they slowly evolve into colourful kinetic kaleidoscopic patterns. Enhance the experience with soothing 3D Spatial Audio soundscapes mixed in Dolby Atmos.
A real labour of love, these videos are based on over 1200 hours’ worth of botanical time-lapse photography by acclaimed photographer and Moodlapse creator Tim Platt. For each flower, thousands of high-resolution stills are animated at different speeds to reveal a secret life of flowers that we don’t normally see.
Our modern world constantly bombards us with never-ending distractions and information overload.
So sometimes it just feels good to tap the pause button, and enjoy a quiet moment to ourselves.
MoodlapseTV can help with that. Choose from 12 high-resolution flower videos in beautiful 4K quality, created from over 1200 hours of time-lapse capture. The randomised kaleidoscopic patterns promote a sense of relaxation and wellbeing. These patterns are absorbing and visually stunning. They help us clear the brain fog and focus on something beautiful inspired by Nature.
Tim says:
“Our brains love symmetry. We have a deep psychic attraction to the balance and harmony of symmetrical forms. These exist everywhere in our natural environment, from snowflakes to flowers. Moodlapse helps you to tap into the magic of flower power to boost your mood and exercise your mindfulness muscles”.
Tim’s mission with MoodlapseTV is to slow us down for a few minutes and help us to feel less frazzled. He thinks of time-lapse as a glimpse into the world of slow-time. While we rush around to keep up with the pressures and distractions of our daily life, our natural world is slowly and continually changing all around us, but at a slower pace, that we barely see or even notice.
Music credits:
