The first LZU time-lapse photography "Unfinished Blue" goes online on June 18, which is independently made by LZU students. The film shooting lasts 83 days, covering various campuses with a total of 29,090 pictures, which are finally condensed into 398-second film stringing beauty of LZU.
The film clip is edited from the advertising video script of LZU winning the Originality Award by Ma Dejun, Ma Yao, undergraduates from the School of Chinese Language and Literature, and Ke Yineng, postgraduate from the School of Marxism, sponsored by Lanzhou University media cluster, and produced by the Publicity Department of LZU.
From Yifu Scientific Center to Kunlun Buiding, from fallen flowers in the corner of the campus to sunglow over Cuiying Mountain, the shooting team consisting of Zheng Zhong, Yuan Dejun from the School of Chinese Language and Literature, Huang He, Guo Yaqian from the School of Journalism and Communication, Shao Kunzhong, Chen Di from the School of Pastoral Agriculture Science and Technology, and Zhou Xing from School of Atmospheric Sciences use cameras to condense wonderful moments on campus, and record the struggling youth of students with light and shadow. The time-lapse photography shooting is neither technical nor manual work, but using eyes to discover beauty of LZU and cherish them in heart, said Zheng Zhong in an interview.
(Translated by Li Yafeng; proofread by Sissi Xu)
