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Production of both short and long-term timelapse films. From single events to multiple-month construction builds and environment monitoring. Full HD, 4k and 6k resolutions. Full service including site surveys for camera installation, camera hire, remote camera monitoring, client portal for viewing images & final film editing.
Commercial and documentary image production. From documenting a project life cycle to creating engaging promotional images. Design and production of public communication outputs. Photographic printing options available up to large-scale exhibition print sizes.
Providing single shoots and long-term construction and site progress monitoring services. Aerial drones suitable to site requirements. Up to 5.6k resolution footage options and high-resolution still imagery. CAA registered pilots and location-specific insurance.
FILMMAKING
Production of promotional films, interviews and documentary material. Recording in 4K resolution. Full project services including: planning, storyboarding, location scouting, risk assessments, filming, editing, graphics and music licensing. Production of visual outputs, from short social media films, through to long-form documentary production.
VISUAL MONITORING
Using remote cameras, camera traps, photography and film techniques alongside long-term timelapse cameras to document wildlife, landscapes and project sites. Creating detailed client-accessible project image databases.
MULTI-METHOD CASE STUDY:
LARKS GREEN SOLAR SITE
Timelapse Films
Covering 11 months of the build process on site, Myriad installed multiple 4k cameras that benefitted from solar charging, remote access and download abilities. These cameras were able to document the construction process from start to finish, giving the client a powerful timelapse compressing many months of activities into an engaging short film suitable for online use. This process also produced thousands of date-stamped panoramic images allowing the client to review build progress without having to make multiple site visits.
Photography and Filmmaking
Documentary and aerial photography and film techniques documented the site at various stages in the build process. Photos can be used for website, communications and social media.
DOCUMENTARY CASE STUDY:
SMALL-SCALE HYDROELECTRIC GENERATION IN KAZAKHSTAN
Myriad was commissioned to produce a profile piece on Kyzzhibek Ryszhanova's hydroelectric business in the south of Kazakhstan. The commission involved visiting two small-scale hydro projects to document the different ways of working with both legacy Soviet-era equipment and newer German-made generation solutions.
Documentary photography
These images demonstrate the potential of using photography to highlight a specific story and share with general audiences. This commission is part of a wider project on women entrepreneurs in Kazakhstan produced on behalf of the Nazarbayev University Research Centre for Entrepreneurship in Astana.
FILM & PHOTO CASE STUDY:
TO KEEP THE WATER FLOWING
Documentary film
Myriad was commissioned to produce this 27 minute documentary film as part of an AHRC-funded academic research project. The film documents and communicates the work and role of Internal Drainage Boards across low-lying areas of England and Wales whose work, often behind the scenes, manage the flow of water across vast swathes of the UK.
This film is being used by both ADA the Association of Drainage Boards and by the boards themselves to communicate their work both within the industry and to a public audience.
PHOTOGRAPHY CASE STUDY:
RETHINK BUILDINGS
Photography & website landing page film
Myriad fulfilled the brief to capture a selection of relevant imagery for Rethink Buildings, a company specialising in the decarbonisation of heritage estates.
The images were part of a new website launch and included contextual photography, portraiture, aerial imaging and a short website introduction film including timelapse. The full selection of images were captured during an on-site shoot, maximising value for the client.
FILM EDITING CASE STUDY:
THE ENDANGERED LANDSCAPES & SEASCAPES PROGRAMME
Film Editing
Working with an existing archive of project footage, Myriad Film & Research worked to re-imagine the visual introduction film for the Endangered Landscape Programme based at the Judge Business School, Cambridge University.
The goal was to communicate the mission of the organisation through the projects which they support across Europe. These projects support landscape restoration through innovate and sustainable methods.
