Asmundson’s first attempt at a One Take film in 2008 was torn to shreds by the camera he’d borrowed. Left with no alternative, Asmundson made Sleep while he slept, using the open exposure setting on his new Bauer camera, with no light except for what spilled in through the window. Eight hours of sleep is compressed into 20 seconds. But this is only the beginning.
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