Long-form time-lapse photography for real estate and construction projects across Saudi Arabia. We install weather-protected camera rigs on your site, capture continuously for the full build duration, and deliver a marketing-grade film that compresses years of work into a single piece of cinema. From the first piling to the ribbon-cutting.
Riyadh · 22 months · 3 cameras
Saudi coast · 30 months · 5 cameras
Riyadh · 14 months · 2 cameras
Eastern Province · 18 months · 4 cameras
Jeddah · 16 months · 3 cameras
Riyadh · 24 months · 4 cameras
Selected stills from active and completed projects. Full launch films and demo reels available on request after NDA.
Time-lapse for a real-estate project is not a single asset — it produces a library of footage that gets used across marketing, investor relations, internal record-keeping and public PR for years after the project lands.
A finished time-lapse film is the single most compelling marketing asset a developer can hold. Buyers watching a building rise in 90 seconds remember it forever — and it converts in showrooms, on Instagram, in investor decks and on TV in a way that rendered footage simply cannot.
Monthly progress films delivered to the board, the equity partners, the financing bank. The same footage that becomes the launch film also serves as a continuous, undeniable record of what was built, when, and by whom — exactly the format investors want to see at every milestone.
When the project launches, you have a hero film ready. National news, social platforms, the opening ceremony, the project's website — all served by a single high-production-value asset that you started capturing on day one, not commissioned in week 36 in a panic.
Daily and weekly stills available to the project team for actual construction tracking. Compare what was on the site this week vs three months ago. Useful when a question comes up about sequencing, claims, or who built what in which order.
Continuous, time-stamped, geo-located visual record of the construction site. Useful when insurance, regulators or a dispute over scope of work appears at month 14. Cheap insurance against expensive arguments.
Time-lapse is a hardware-first service. The film at the end is only as good as the rig that sat on the roof of the building for the previous eighteen months. We build, deploy and maintain professional-grade installations that survive Saudi summers, dust storms and remote-site power constraints.
Mirrorless and DSLR systems in custom weather-protected enclosures rated for Saudi outdoor conditions. Heat, dust, humidity, direct sun — the enclosure handles all of it and the camera inside keeps shooting on schedule.
Up to 8K still capture per frame, assembled into a 4K to 8K finished film at any frame rate you specify. Final output is broadcast-ready, conference-screen-ready, and large-format-print-ready for billboards.
Solar power systems with battery backup for remote sites that don't have reliable mains. 4G/5G cellular connectivity for live monitoring, footage streaming and remote diagnostics — we know if the rig has a problem before you do.
Every installed rig reports to our cloud monitoring dashboard. We see capture rate, storage status, power level, battery health, network connectivity and exposure quality in real time. Issues get caught and fixed in days, not at the end of the project.
Major real-estate developments need more than one camera angle to do justice to the project. We deploy multi-camera rigs that capture the build from the angles that matter — facade, internal courtyard, aerial, contextual — and edit them into a single coherent film.
Static cameras tell one story; aerial drone footage adds the scale and the context. We schedule licensed drone flights at key project milestones to capture footage that the fixed rigs can never produce — and integrate it into the final film.
Every project follows the same six-step process. Steps one and two happen before any camera goes on-site; steps three to five run for the full build duration; step six lands when the project does.
We visit the site to scout camera positions, assess power and connectivity, identify safety and security constraints, and plan the multi-angle coverage. Output is a site plan, a camera schedule and a clear quote for the project.
Camera rigs are built, tested, transported and installed at the agreed positions. Each rig is commissioned and validated against the capture schedule before we leave the site.
Cameras shoot on the configured schedule for the full build duration. Footage uploads daily to our cloud, the monitoring dashboard catches any issues, and a technician responds within 48 hours if a rig needs intervention.
Each month we deliver a short progress film and the raw footage from the period. The progress film is yours to share with stakeholders immediately; the raw footage feeds the final cut at the end of the project.
At quarterly intervals (or aligned to project milestones), licensed drone operators visit the site and capture aerial footage that complements the static-camera record.
When the project lands, our edit team assembles the full multi-camera footage, integrates the drone passes, scores the film, and delivers the master in the formats you specified at scoping — broadcast, vertical social, internal stakeholder cut, and large-format-print stills.
Three recent multi-month engagements. Client and project names are withheld per developer NDAs.
22 months
Major mixed-use development in north Riyadh needed continuous documentation from groundworks through topping-out. Required three camera angles, quarterly drone passes, monthly board-ready progress films, and a final launch hero film.
30 months
Coastal hospitality landmark required documentation across multiple structures rising in parallel, including specialised marine-facing camera rigs that could handle salt air, sand and intense sun.
14 months
Residential community of villas and amenities, documented to feed the sales gallery and a series of monthly stakeholder updates to the equity partners financing the project.
Detailed references and demo reels available on request after NDA.
Send us the project brief and we'll get back within one business day with a site-survey proposal, a recommended package, and a clear timeline. No commitment.