A Minute Of Your Time

As a group, we were asked to produce a one-minute unedited video. The physical structure of a minute was of course very important, and we also became very interested in ideas of value and time (as it is the language of consumption and value with which we talk about time most often), and so we took two people who make a living from valuing their time, a chatline operator and a removal van driver, and chose to force them into a dialogue together, simply to see the results. The visuals filmed live with the audio, and were intended to simply be an abstract visualisation of the ongoing conversation.