CONSTRUCTION PROGRESS · SITE VISITS · TIME-LAPSE

DOCUMENT THE BUILD.
TELL THE WHOLE STORY.

From the first site visit to the finished development. Combine scheduled filming, project-team updates and installed long-term time-lapse to create a useful record of work as it happens.

  • 15+YEARS
    EXPERIENCE
  • SUFFOLK BASED
    UK-WIDE
  • UP TO 3 CAMERAS
    WITH ONE VIDEOGRAPHER

Construction Progress & Time-Lapse

A record that grows with the project.

Construction footage is most useful when it is planned around the programme. Agree the milestones, viewpoints and people before work moves on, and each visit becomes part of a coherent story rather than a disconnected collection of clips.

We offer repeat site visits and installed cameras for long-term time-lapse. They serve different purposes: a visit captures detail and explanation, while a fixed camera records visible change from a consistent position.

THREE WAYS TO RECORD PROGRESS

01

Scheduled site visits

Capture significant stages, completed work and activity from ground level. Add short interviews or scripted project updates when stakeholders need an explanation of what has changed.

02

Installed time-lapse

Record the build from a planned fixed viewpoint over an agreed period. We assess mounting, power, weather exposure, access, security and maintenance before confirming the installation.

03

Aerial context

Show the site’s scale and its place in the surrounding landscape. Drone coverage is planned around airspace, weather, site activity and a suitable flight plan.

Root-Power · Tillingdown · PROJECT & FILM

PROJECT UPDATE · CATERHAM, SURREY

FROM OUR PRODUCTION ARCHIVE

Give progress a voice as well as a picture.

A compact location shoot combined scripted contributions, teleprompter support and ground-level and aerial context. Short and extended versions gave the development team different ways to share its update.

Project-update example: two team voices, site visuals and short and extended edits. A planned return can continue the development story as the project reaches its next phase.

THE PROGRAMME SHAPES THE COVERAGE

Choose the milestones before they disappear.

Tell us which phases matter: groundworks, structural changes, major deliveries, fit-out or completion. We can plan visits around those moments and agree a fixed-camera viewpoint that remains useful as the site changes. Access and the programme are reviewed with your site contact.

SCOPE FIRST. CLEAR PRICING.

A quote that fits
the actual work.

Repeat visits are scoped around frequency, travel, filming time and editing. Installed time-lapse also depends on duration, camera positions, mounting and servicing requirements. We assess the site before confirming installation and delivery costs.

See our current filming and editing rates, then send the brief for a production-specific quote.

DISCUSS YOUR PROJECT

BEFORE WE START

The practical
questions.

Do you provide both site visits and installed time-lapse?

Yes. We can plan regular filming visits, installed long-term time-lapse cameras or a combination. The recommendation depends on the programme, viewpoints and communications you need.

What does a time-lapse installation need?

A useful and secure viewpoint, a suitable mounting arrangement and an agreed power and recording setup. We assess the site conditions, access, maintenance and any connectivity requirements before confirming the plan.

Can you include project-team interviews?

Yes. Short interviews or scripted pieces can explain a milestone, a technical decision or the next phase. A quiet position and the right site contact help us plan those contributions alongside the visual coverage.

Can you add drone footage?

Yes, subject to a suitable flight plan, site permissions, airspace and weather. Aerial coverage complements ground-level filming but is assessed separately for each site.

Is this a site security or technical inspection service?

The service provides visual documentation and communications content. It does not replace security monitoring, a survey, technical inspection or your site’s formal progress records.

How do you plan filming around site operations?

We work with the nominated site contact on access, inductions, PPE, restricted areas and safe camera positions. Share the programme and operational constraints before scheduling a visit or installation.

LET’S PLAN SOMETHING USEFUL

Plan your site coverage.

Tell us what you need to create, where it will be filmed and when it needs to be ready. We’ll help turn the brief into a practical production plan.

Suffolk based, working across the UK. Explore our filming locations and coverage or contact the team directly.