(Duration: 1m 17s)
Several portable time-lapse cameras captured the complete setup of a Samsung exhibition stand at the ICC Sydney Convention Centre, documenting the fast-paced interior construction and build over a busy weekend.
Graeme remained on site for the duration of the setup, moving several time-lapse cameras around the busy construction site. He fixed a camera high up and out of the way to capture the final shot as the public arrived.
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.
No. Our outdoor setups utilise custom-built solar systems, while battery-powered cameras are used for interior filming. This means camera positions never need to be tethered to a power outlet.
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.
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