5 USES OF TIMELAPSE FOR CONSTRUCTION SITES

Follow the evolution of the works

Time lapse is a monitoring technique that is often used on construction sites, both for construction and demolition. The device used takes, at regular time frame, photographs that will be assembled in a single video. The result is a short video that shows the evolution and changes of the filmed event, speeding up days, months or years in just a few seconds.

Telling the event history

Time lapse allows you to tell an event history like never before: the building of a stage for a concert, the construction of a major work, the opening of a new shopping center; all this and much more can be recorded by time lapse devices to create a video that perfectly summarizes the birth of something great.

Follow the demolition process of a building

The demolition of a building or a production plant are often spectacular events that can be summed up in an equally satisfying way with time lapse technology. Weeks of dismantling work can therefore be reviewed in seconds and used as a marketing tool at the same time.

Immortalize the birth of a great work destined to last

Great works often involve many people and hours of work even in multiple construction sites, which is why time lapse is the perfect tool both to monitor the construction site and to have an overview of a monumental work. A way to make these colossal constructions more tangible and human

Immortalize the creation of a work of art

Art and technology come together in time lapse videos to summarize the incredible work of every artist, from the musician in the studio who wants to show how long it took to practice, to the painter to bring his art alive. An example of our work is "Walk of Peace" that is a video made to summarize in a few seconds 500 hours of work to enter the Guinness World Record with art.