With the way technology goes there are always new things, new ideas, new gadgets and who knows what else in demand. Better this, better that! Never seen before, never been filmed before, techniques never been used before. And so the list goes on! Maybe the news that we have to share with you is not that extreme but we sure are pretty stoked about it. We have two new very exciting things on the TimeLapse SA forefront...

Shooting natural history documentaries is what filmmaking is all about!! At least to us ;-)
Being commissioned to work on assignments like “Cats of the Camelthorn” (working title), a new Trilogy about three iconic African trees, is something we’ve been praying for and we’d love to share this incredible experience with you all!

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.

The recently launched SCYO dolly is making its way to Germany! Being able to build up your dolly as you go along immediately grabbed attention in Europe when we introduced it to Gunther Wegner from LRTimelapse and Matthias Uhlig from Kids of All Ages.They just put together a gear review video!!

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!

Yay!! The Australian wine commercial that we rigged the timelapse dollies for earlier in June is finally on air. The entire commercial was shot on the Shukuma DOLLY and it was an interesting combination of timelapse and stop-motion.

The result is fantastic!!

Yes! We do work on commercial sets too!! And it's awesome to work with such talented people like director Marc Molloy and DOP Ryley Brown. What an interesting shoot it was; combining timelapse and stop motion ;-)

This is a 24 hour observation of all of the large aircraft flights in the world, sped up to a 70 sec timelapse.

I found this on the Tracks4Africa forum, thanks to Gerhard Lotz for sharing.

I am soooo exited to see the progress of the Shukuma DOLLIES!!

It's been a couple of weeks since the engineer started with the CNC work on the dollies and the motor block and motor cover is now complete.  All I can say is WOW!