Construction video and project documentation
We document construction, property development, engineering, energy and infrastructure projects. We plan site visits, film the work and edit content to present a milestone, communicate progress or show the completed project. We work across Portugal and can coordinate productions elsewhere in Europe.
A single project milestone. A visit to capture an important stage: the start of works, a technical operation, equipment installation or the handover of a completed phase. Before filming, we agree what needs to be shown, who should take part and how the footage will be used.
Visits throughout the project. Filming at agreed stages, with progress updates prepared for the intended audience. The frequency follows the project programme. Visits can bring together footage of the works, interviews and material to use again in the completion film.
A completion film. A presentation of the finished project, combining footage of the completed works, interviews and earlier recordings where available. We structure the film to explain the work undertaken and the teams involved.
An example: Linha do Vouga. For Steconfer, we documented different phases of this railway modernisation project, including night operations, drone footage and time-lapse, and edited the final project presentation film.
Filming planned with your site team
Before each visit, we confirm access, safety requirements, necessary protective equipment and working windows with the site team. We establish which areas can be filmed and what information must remain confidential.
Your team identifies the relevant activities and the people responsible for validating technical information. The filming plan takes account of ongoing operations, site conditions and the availability of those involved.
The agreed scope can combine ground footage, interviews and drone filming where site conditions and permissions allow. Time-lapse capture is considered for suitable stages and defined in the proposal.
During editing, we can integrate titles, voice-over, subtitles and shorter versions for presentations or digital channels. The proposal confirms the deliverables, languages, schedule and two included review rounds. Existing footage can also be assessed for use alongside new filming.
Tell us what you need to document. Share the location, project stages, expected dates, audience and intended uses of the video. Let us know whether you need one visit, recurring coverage or a completion film, and whether you already have footage.
