Question 1

How long does a construction timelapse project typically run?

Accepted Answer

Projects run anywhere from a few weeks to 18+ months — we've covered builds from single-level fitouts to multi-storey towers. We install, monitor remotely, and stay on site for the full duration. You decide the capture interval and final edit length.

Question 2

What happens if the camera loses power or stops recording on site?

Accepted Answer

We monitor every camera remotely so we know before you do. If a camera drops out, we're on it — usually diagnosed and resolved the same day. For long-term projects we build in redundancy, so a hardware issue on site doesn't cost you weeks of footage.

Question 3

Can I view footage during the project, or only at the end?

Accepted Answer

Yes — we can share progress clips at agreed milestones or on request. For longer builds, we set up a client access portal so you (or your stakeholders) can check in on how the build is tracking. No waiting until handover to see if the angle was right.

Question 4

What does a construction timelapse package cost?

Accepted Answer

Pricing depends on project duration, capture frequency, number of cameras, and whether you need edited deliverables. Short-term projects start from a few hundred dollars. Multi-month builds are quoted on scope. Get in touch for a custom quote — most clients are surprised by how affordable long-term capture actually is.

Question 5

Do you handle installation on active construction sites?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We hold Public Liability insurance and are experienced working around active sites. We liaise directly with your site manager to arrange access, pick safe install points that won't interfere with works, and make it as low-friction as possible for your team.

Question 6

What's included in the final timelapse delivery?

Accepted Answer

You get a colour-graded highlight reel at your chosen length, typically 60 to 180 seconds, branded and music-licensed for commercial use. We also deliver the raw compiled footage so you have full archives. For larger projects, we can cut milestone edits, social cuts, and board presentation versions on request.

Question 7

Can you live-stream events in 4K or for broadcast?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. This is where we beat all of the local Television broadcasters and most of the OB and event suppliers. We offer Full 4K multi-camera live streaming with bonded internet, audio mixing, and broadcast-grade graphics. Perfect for corporate events, government, or virtual conferences.

Question 8

How is your service different from DIY or cheaper videographers?

Accepted Answer

We bring broadcast-quality gear, licensed operators, and 15+ years of experience. We don’t just “film stuff”—we craft high-impact content designed to connect with your audience and meet your business goals.

Question 9

What industries do you work with?

Accepted Answer

We work across corporate, construction, medical, government, disability services, community organisations, tourism, and more. We’re particularly experienced in filming on active worksites and at large-scale live events.

Question 10

How quickly can I get my finished video?

Accepted Answer

It depends on the project scope, but standard turnaround is 7–10 business days. Tight deadline? Let us know—we can often deliver faster if needed.

Question 11

How are your video production and freelance services different?

Accepted Answer

Our video production work is full-service, from creative planning to delivery.

Our freelance services are tailored for business expansion for agencies or production companies needing a specialist outside of their in-house capability. Camera op, drone pilot, or live stream director.

Either way, you’re getting 15+ years of broadcast-level experience and the gear to match.

Question 12

What makes working with you easy for the client?

Accepted Answer

We make production painless. From the moment you contact us, we take care of planning, logistics, safety paperwork, filming, editing, and delivery. No babysitting, no jargon. Just great results with minimal effort on your end. You’ll always know what’s happening and when to expect it.

Question 13

If I hire you as a freelancer, aren’t you just going to try to take my client?

Accepted Answer

Not a chance. I work strictly white label, no logos, no branding, no business cards.

I don’t promote my own business on your jobs, and I don’t blur the lines. I’m there to represent your brand, your client, and your standards.

I even provide a signed agreement confirming that if your client contacts me directly, I’ll immediately refer them back to you.

My reputation is built on trust, respect and long-term partnerships, not poaching clients.

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