A-to-B: Time Compression

 Time compression is one of the building blocks of modern film-making of most any kind. It allows one to show a long and boring process in a way that is interesting and understandable to the viewer, and of course in a far shorter time frame than the actual action being photographed.

I feel like my A-to-B does a decent, if not excellent, job of compressing time and using editing techniques to make a mundane action (relatively) interesting.

 

I feel like I could've edited it a bit closer, perhaps cutting out a few seconds here and there. But overall, I am rather happy with this assignment, except of course my white balance issues.