Uploaded January 2016 | Updated September 2026, 12 hours ago
Movies from 2015's STEVE JOBS to Michael Jackson's THRILLER have used a special technique to be more effective. Playing on our limited perceptions to distort time for a greater emotional effect. Here we talk about this and show a few key examples. If you're a math student and would prefer to call it asymptotic time, go ahead, I just chose the option that's easier to pronounce. :)
Background Music is an edit of "Naraina" from Incompetech's Free Music archive. Clips from Lethal Weapon, Steve Jobs, Thriller, Eddie Murphy, Fantasia, and info from Scientific American, Psychology Today, and more as shown!
Movies from 2015's STEVE JOBS to Michael Jackson's THRILLER have used a special technique to be more effective. Playing on our limited perceptions to distort time for a greater emotional effect. Here we talk about this and show a few key examples. If you're a math student and would prefer to call it asymptotic time, go ahead, I just chose the option that's easier to pronounce. :)
Background Music is an edit of "Naraina" from Incompetech's Free Music archive. Clips from Lethal Weapon, Steve Jobs, Thriller, Eddie Murphy, Fantasia, and info from Scientific American, Psychology Today, and more as shown!
