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Construction
Say, for instance, you own a construction company; you want a quick way to show the process of remodeling an office space, but you don’t want to lose your audience with a five-minute video. Enter time lapse — you can get your point across and show the before and after with a cool, fun-to-watch video.
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Nature
Time lapse video is especially effective when utilized in tandem with nature. Are you a landscaper? Time lapse video can showcase the work you’ve done in an outdoor space, allowing you to show off your work in a new and interesting way. You can show the changes within a garden from season to season in seconds rather than hours.
Manufacturing
You’re proud of your efficient processes— why not show them off with a time lapse video? “How is this made?” videos are evergreen, and they’re often used on television shows, too. This is indicative of the level of interest your audience will have for this variety of video. Creating a time lapse video of your production process will help your business stand out from the competition.
How does it work?
Essentially, a series of photos are taken at regular intervals and then strung together into a video that speeds up a process that is usually much slower into mere seconds.
The average video is recorded at 24 frames per second and projected at 24 frames per second; time lapse video is recorded at a wide variety of frames per second, ranging from 24-30 seconds all the way to one frame per day, week, month, or longer.
Then, the film is played back at a higher rate of speed — like 30 frames per second. A true expert can create a seamless and seemingly instantaneous transformation of any scene.
