A look at recent builds, brands and campaigns — cinematic film, photography and drone made to make construction and property work look important.

Strum Media captured video, drone and photography for the controlled demolition of a 27 metre high, 3,200 tonne High Bay Press Hall at Clayton Business Park in Melbourne. The content showcased the scale, precision and safety behind one of Delta Group's major industrial demolition milestones.

The West Gate Bridge Membrane Removal project was captured for QEST Infrastructure, showcasing the removal of 1km of bridge membrane using ultra-high-pressure water blasting, robotics and industrial vacuum systems. Delivered ahead of schedule with zero QEST delays and zero incidents, it highlighted QEST's engineering precision, safety culture and infrastructure capability.

Plumbing delivery across 15 three-storey townhouses in the heart of Prahran — captured for Holmes Plumbing Company. Video, photo and drone coverage of the scale of the build, the team on site and the work delivered alongside Fabric Build.

The Hume Anglican Grammar school development was captured through video, photography, drone content and Instagram reels for Profect1 Group, showcasing their roofing works, site progress and the major roofing systems installed across the education project.

The Scotch Hill Gardens project in Hawthorn was captured for Delta Group, showcasing complex demolition and early works for Hamton Property Group. The project involved the protection, retention and relocation of more than 70 significant trees, over 17,000 work hours and a resource recovery rate above 95%.

The new Kia Car Dealership in Kilmore was captured through video, photography, drone and FPV drone content for Profect1 Group, showcasing the early stages, site progress and commercial construction capability behind the project alongside Ark Industrial and the wider project team.

The Pascoe Vale Residence is a luxury home build captured from start to finish, documenting excavation, basement construction, structural preparation and the completion of the suspended slab. Through cinematic video, photography, drone content and social media assets, the project showcases the precision, craftsmanship and vision behind a high-end residential development in Melbourne.

A cinematic Ray White property tour created for a luxury acreage estate, featuring drone footage, ground video and a full walkthrough to showcase the land, home features and rural lifestyle behind a property that sold for $22.5 million.

Precision carpentry and architectural finishes across 18 luxury apartments in Hampton — captured for Kover. Floor-to-ceiling doors, custom single rebate jambs, brushed bronze fixtures and a premium level of finish throughout.

A residential build taking shape from the ground up — captured for MERCS Projects. A dual dwelling documented from demolition to slab, with the in-ground drainage done and the slab poured just two weeks after demolition.
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