Rino Recycling Facility Construction – Long-Term Video & Timelapse Project

Project Overview

Verlane Media was originally invited onsite by Rino Recycling to conduct a standard photography session during the early stages of a major new facility build in Pinkenba, Queensland.

That initial engagement evolved into a long-term visual documentation project spanning multiple years, with weekly videography and hundreds of timelapse captures helping tell the story of one of Queensland’s most significant recycling infrastructure developments.

The highlight of this work is a purpose-built cinematic summary video — a compelling visual narrative of the entire build — supported by an extensive catalogue of still and moving imagery used across Rino’s marketing, tender submissions and government engagements.

The Narrative: From Photography to Ongoing Documentation

What began as a one-off site shoot soon became a continuous engagement:

• Installation and maintenance of 5 permanent timelapse cameras onsite
• Daily progress captured in all weather conditions
• Weekly site visits for updated video and fresh content delivery

This long-term commitment provided Rino Recycling with a complete visual timeline of their facility — from ground-breaking through to near completion.

Key Challenges

Ongoing Shooting in Harsh Conditions

Construction sites are not controlled environments. Dust, heavy machinery, changing light and unpredictable weather required constant workflow adaptation to maintain quality output.

Long-term documentation required:

• Rigorous weatherproofing of permanent cameras
• Weekly maintenance under strict site safety protocols
• Scheduling around construction activity
• Maintaining visual continuity across months and years

Whether dust filled the air or rainwater covered the site, the cameras kept recording — producing dependable content for Rino’s evolving needs.

Deliverables

Verlane Media supplied Rino Recycling with:

• A cinematic summary video of the entire build
• Ongoing weekly video documentation
• High-quality timelapse sequences from five permanent cameras
• Still photography captured across the construction lifecycle
• Assets prepared for marketing, social media and government submissions

The extensive visual material enabled Rino to communicate progress far more effectively than written reports or isolated still images alone.

Why This Project Was Unique

Timelapse and long-term video documentation created a powerful visual asset library that extended beyond the build itself.

• Marketing content showing transformation over time
• Clear progress evidence for stakeholders
• Visual proof points in tender submissions
• Dynamic promotional material for public and corporate audiences

The condensed summary video provided decision-makers with immediate confidence in Rino’s operational capability and professionalism.

The Impact

From a short onsite photo session to a multi-year visual strategy, this project demonstrates how consistent documentation can transform a client’s market presence.

With a rich archive of imagery and a dynamic summary video spanning years of work, Rino Recycling leveraged visual assets not merely as records of progress — but as strategic communications tools.

Let’s Build Your Visual Timeline

If your project demands continuity over months or years — from early works through completion — Verlane Media can deliver the structured video and timelapse documentation your leadership, marketing and stakeholders require.