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Assaf Millard, who came from the worlds of marketing and content, established Kicklapse to document and photograph the construction momentum in Israel and "translate" it into captivating construction time-lapse documentaries.

Kicklapse's documentation includes: fixed cameras positioned on-site that continuously record, field photographers who periodically arrive to capture progress, and drones that will scan and photograph the progress from a bird's-eye view.

With our constantly updating progress videos, you can showcase your project's advancement at every stage. You can display them in sales offices, market and promote them through social networks to potential customers and those who bought an apartment "on paper", send them via email and WhatsApp - to residents of a urban renewal project.

At the project's conclusion, we will produce a summary film for you that includes subtitles, music, and special effects, thereby immortalizing the long construction process for future generations.