Using time-lapse: projects in the education sector
We spotlight some of our completed and ongoing education-based work to exemplify how our time-lapse solutions can be utilised in this sector.
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Aerial photography for construction sites
Construction site aerial photography allows you to visualise a project in its entirety and with stunning clarity at every stage of development.
Time-lapse from Gloucester’s new £7.5m transport hub features on BBC News
Another time-lapse construction project successfully completed for Kier, showcasing phase one of Gloucester’s city centre regeneration with a brand new bus station.
Viral photography – the science behind the phenomenon?
We consider the question of whether or not there is a known science behind the contemporary phenomenon of viral content.
Capturing the whole narrative – demolition & construction
A large proportion of our work is for contractors who wish for their construction projects to be time-lapsed. But more and more companies are interested in the whole narrative, which includes both the demolition & construction phase of work.
The wonders of the urban – time-lapsing the city
Urban environments are always under development, making them ample spaces for time-lapse projects. We consider what time-lapse can bring to the table in the city.
The inside story: capturing internal works
The inside story of a build – whether concerning a retail environment or a temporary space for a special event – is just as fascinating a time-lapse narrative as the external construction.
Capturing ‘BIG’ projects with time-lapse
Work that is extensive in size, duration, or reputation is often the subject for professional time-lapse capture. But how can time-lapse be applied to document ‘big’ projects?
Time-lapse catch-up – videos you might’ve missed
Our round-up of the most recent time-lapse videos on Vimeo should help get you in the swing of things as you get back to work after the Bank Holiday weekend.
Capturing complex manoeuvres with time-lapse
We revisit a number of epic projects in our archives to illustrate how time-lapse can be applied to provide a visual narrative of incredibly complex, heavy-duty works.
