In this video, the performer is traversing through … well, I don’t know what. It looks like it would be a business park or perhaps residential development in any American city, except that the streets are too narrow for vehicle traffic. It’s also devoid of people, as well as litter, greenery, graffiti. Is it a film set or something?
When the camera glimpses the outside of the development, it looks like a European or possibly American city with greenery and hills. I also thought I caught the faintest glimpse of the American flag, but then again, I’m American and I freedom so hard that I may have just wanted to see one.
There are one or two people you can see on the sides if you watch it slow enough. Based on the architecture, I would guess that it’s the center strip of a senior living community. I thought it was CGI at first but watching it at 25% speed changed my mind.
It has a sort of hotel/apartment look but the wide throughfare and wide steps makes me think senior living. Also he keeps going up and down the same strip aside from spinning circles in the gazebo looking structure.
The thing is, they’ve got ultrawide lenses. So if you take a superwide video, you can crop it down to one part and then pan across real fast. It will look like it’s moving faster than it actually is.
The streets aren’t intended as vehicle thoroughfares; note the ornamental fencing in the middle of the junction that he passes through. They are for pedestrian circulation and (possibly) necessary access for service vehicles. The complex is served by an underground carpark to which all the apartments have access via interior stairwells.