Hyperloop — a race through a network of neon tubes

On screen

What Hyperloop shows

Hyperloop sends the camera down a tube of light that bends, dives and climbs. Its rings stream past in exact time with the music: a ring passes the camera on every beat, and each one is born in the distance with the colour and thickness of the moment, so the tube becomes the history of the track coming toward you.

Every two bars the tube splits into a Y: you take one branch, and the other drifts away, glowing through the wall before it fades into the dark. Other tubes cross above or below. During the build-up the speed doubles, then quadruples; on the drop the camera bursts out of the tube to see the whole network from outside, then dives back in. For drum’n’bass, techno, trance and hardstyle.