Another timelapse project has been completed!
We worked on yet another Unilever project for the 3rd time in a row. Only this time it was an outdoor project and it took much longer than their previous indoor projects. A new Ola ice-cream manufacturing facility has been constructed in Midrand, South Africa.

Fascinating architecture, incredible designs and a whole lot of construction and developments are happening all around us. This time, it's right on our doorstep in Menlyn, Pretoria. Little did we know when contacted by Sun International what we would actually be shooting timelapse of...

It's always great if your client allows you to do your job in the best possible way. This time Racklock did just that! Not only is this the second project that we shot for them but this time around they understood the necessity to use 4 cameras for the duration of the entire project.
Not just that, it's also one of the biggest once-off installations to date hence the importance to capture something truly impressive.

One of the most popular subjects to timelapse must be construction. Everyone knows what it looks like to see the progress of a building going up and that is why it's becoming more and more popular to shoot and use timelapses of such projects. That's exactly where the Brinno Construction and HDR timelapse cameras comes in. Be sure to read this review on these affordable timelapse cameras!

Earlier this year we blogged about an exciting longterm timelapse project happening In Sandton, Johannesburg. Timelapse is such a great way to show how these incredible projects are taking place and exactly what it takes to develop such astounding architecture.

Construction is happening all around us and it's happening so fast, we hardly notice it. Few people truly know what it takes to construct these buildings. Unless you can view it in a timelapse of course! This way everyone can appreciate the efforts going into such large projects especially if it takes 4 years to complete ;-)

In early November 2013 we set out on a mission to put up two static timelapse cameras in a warehouse to shoot a timelapse of racks & shelving being installed. Little did we know how amazing this shoot will turn out!