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Broadwalk - William Raban (United Kingdom, 1972, 16mm, 4:00 min)
“Originally, this
was a four-minute time-lapse film which was shot continuously over a
twenty-four hour period. The camera was positioned on a busy pathway in
Regent’s Park, and recorded three frames a minute. The shutter was held open
for the twenty-second duration between exposures, so that on projection,
individual frames merge together making the patterned flows of human movement
clearly perceptible. The time-lapse original was then expanded by various
processes of refilming to reveal the frame-by-frame structure of the original.”
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