Chichester Stock Video Footage

Here’s a round up of some recent Chichester stock video footage I captured during a week in the little West Sussex city. Yes, Chichester is a city, and a tiny one at that, with a population of just over 30,000. I know what you’re thinking… what is it that makes a town a city in the UK? It’s a status granted by the Monarch, but it usually involves having a cathedral, a university, or maybe just a large population. Anyway… some Chichester video footage -

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The exclusive Chichester collection currently holds 54 clips that are available exclusively through this collection, you won’t find them anywhere else. I’ll run through a few of the best clips below, as well as mention a few from a different archive, but feel free to click the link above and go straight to the full exclusive collection. You’ll receive a 20% new customer discount with that link.

An aerial hyperlapse timelapse video of Chichester city center at night. A wonderful establishing shot that moves left to right, with Chichester Cathedral in the background, and the busy streets and train station in the foreground. This image and all the below images of Chichester are clickable, and will take you straight to the store with a 20% discount if eligible.

A cool backwards flying low aerial view of a Chichester street with shop fronts and low hanging banners.

Now this one was interesting. It’s Chichester Cross, with a drunk man in a wheelchair sticking his middle finger up at me saying “F off”, while his drunk accomplice mucks around in the background and was shouting “Welcome to Chichester”

What a place.

Shame, was a lovely sunset too, but I guess it tells the story nicely. Thanks, chaps.

There are a few great shots of Chichester Cathedral in the collection, here’s a nice aerial reveal. And yes, it’s a drone no fly zone in Chichester, this was all captured with flying permission from Chichester/Goodwood air traffic control. Thank you Goodwood ATC, lovely spitfire. (More about that in another post)

And I really like shots like this, a low approach to Chichester Cross and Cathedral.

You should check out the full collection for more shots of the cathedral, but here’s another example. A low shot through the trees reveals more of this wonderful near 1000-year-old building.

You’ll also find a weird and wonderful mixture of other footage as I picked off as many interesting street scenes as possible, and then ticked off some other stuff. The collection holds city center streets, a bunch more shots of the cathedral and cross monument, and then some lovely abstract aerials of a huge greenhouse complex I found on the edge of the city. Giant glass greenhouses in some nice sunset light. A big generic growing operation, but it was nice to include it, along with some shots of Chichester railway station, Chichester bus station, the odd pub, a few restaurants, a police incident, and the drunk disabled man sticking his finger up at me.

Happy days.

Here’s what I thought was a nice shot, gliding along a sunny Chichester street after a heavy rain shower…

The Non-exclusive collection

What’s the non-exclusive collection? It’s another little archive of a few Chichester clips that I’ve made available in a few places and to a few companies already, but it’s still great footage, and a little cheaper.

Visit the non-exclusive Chichester stock footage collection by clicking here, again, with a 20% new customer discount available.

There are a load of sunrise aerial views of Chichester Bay and Marina, with Chichester Cathedral and the city visible in the background of a few of them.

You’ll also find a few great shots of Goodwood Racecourse, home of Glorious Good, or as it’s now called… the Qatar Goodwood Festival, and some beautiful generic shots of the West Sussex countryside. And that’s it, two Chichester stock video footage collections, some awesome shots, and well and truly topped off by finger man, I think. Brilliant. Out.

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