fast motion

Fast motion refers to a technique used in video or film where time appears to move more quickly than in real life. It is created by accelerating the playback of footage, making actions or events seem to happen in a shorter period. This is often used to show long processes—like a sunset or a busy street scene—in a way that fits within a shorter viewing time. Fast motion helps convey the passage of time efficiently and can add dynamic energy to visual storytelling. It can be achieved through camera settings or digital editing.