Art Installations and Shop Fit-outs 

Battery-powered time-lapse cameras are used to document shop fit-outs, showroom builds, and commercial interiors across Sydney. Utilising specialised non-destructive mounts, these cameras can be secured in locations where placement is typically difficult. For shorter interior construction or renovation projects, weekly instead of monthly progress videos can be provided as the work develops.

Choose a project below to watch its time-lapse video and read about the filming setup.

« Remarkable Furniture Showroom Fit-out »

Remarkable Furniture showroom fit-out in Alexandria

See the showroom fit-out in Alexandria, filmed using compact, battery-powered cameras and non-destructive interior mounts.

« Birkenhead Point Shop Fit-out »

Birkenhead Point shop fit-out

Watch interior refurbishment work at Birkenhead Point, with camera positions selected to capture the changing retail space.

« Sydney Convention Centre Exhibition Setup »

Exhibition and event space at ICC Sydney illuminated with purple and blue lighting

Watch the Samsung exhibition stand take shape at ICC Sydney, showing how time-lapse can document a short-term interior build.

Art Installations

Electric Films records artists at work and public art installations across Sydney. These projects show how time-lapse can document sculpture installation, mural painting and the creation of artwork in a studio.

Sydney Laneway Mural Creation

Artist painting a large Sydney laneway mural celebrating Indian culture Electric Films also recorded the creation of this mural celebrating Indian culture and local stories.

Shop Fit-Out and Art Installation Time-Lapse FAQs
How are cameras mounted inside a shop or showroom?

Non-destructive mounting methods are utilised to suit the available surfaces and camera positions. These can include wood cowling, silicone and heavy-duty hook-and-loop fastenings.

Do the cameras need a nearby power outlet?

Battery-powered time-lapse cameras are utilised for interior filming, so camera positions do not have to be beside a power outlet.

How are camera positions chosen for art installations?

Camera positions are chosen to show the making or installation of the artwork without obstructing the artist or the public. The Antonia Mrljak studio film used a non-destructive wall mount opposite the artwork. The Sydney Airport sand sculpture film used a camera mounted high on an opposite light pole.

Are site photographs available during a fit-out or art project?

Site photographs are available free anytime