Unique projects require a unique approach. As a leading provider of time-lapse and media solutions, we are equipped with the knowledge & the skill to produce high quality capture in spite of challenging circumstances.
In this instalment of our “Using Time-Lapse” feature, we spotlight the interesting work we have time-lapsed by some of Europe’s leading bodies in the rail industry.
What is needed to create successful long-term time-lapse? This blog considers these three fundamentals: equipment, power source and remote monitoring.
A high percentage of construction work takes place in the city, which means that time-lapse often finds its home in such busy environments. We consider several city-based projects, illustrating how major contractors utilise this medium.
Despite some working environments being more challenging to work in than others, we always go above and beyond for our clients, continually pushing the boundaries of what can be achieved using time-lapse.
We continue our market-leading time-lapse work, helping clients from across the UK to capture projects with unique solutions and fixings. Discover the various places we have been able to fix our camera systems, including from a tree and over the iconic Mary Rose warship.
Long-term capture of excavation and construction works in the heart of the city.
ONCE completed in 2019, Europe’s biggest construction project will have increased rail capacity across London by 10%.
The decade-long, £15bn Crossrail project – which was the feature of a three part BBC documentary – has just passed the halfway point and has already racked up 44 million working hours…
