High Speed Filming

Here is what we have to work with. We give high-speed and slow-motion filming services for shoots across Austria. High-speed cameras record at frame rates far above standard playback, revealing detail invisible at normal speed — the break of a liquid, the impact of an object, the form of a winter-sports athlete mid-jump.

Here is how this works in practice. The technique has specific demands: the cameras need far more light than ordinary capture, flicker-free HMI and LED packages sized to the frame rate, and a robust data workflow because a single take can run to many gigabytes. Our crews supply the cameras, the lighting and the DIT services to manage the data, and we frequently pair high-speed cameras with robotic motion-control rigs for repeatable, precise product moves.

We run this work at Vienna studio stages and on location across the country.

Here is the layout. Austria gives strong subjects for high-speed work. The alpine regions — the Tyrol, Salzburg and the Vorarlberg — are a natural home for winter-sports sequences, where high-speed capture turns skiing, snowboarding and freeride footage into striking slow motion, though cold conditions demand careful battery and gear running from our crews.

Here is how the work shapes up. Austrian beverage and luxury brands commission high-speed liquid and product photography, often shot on controlled studio stages in Vienna with motion-control support. Filming on location in covered or alpine areas needs permits set up with Bundesland authorities. Crews work under the Austrian Kollektivvertrag collective agreements.

High-speed unit days, pro camera rental and lighting qualify under the 30% ÖFI+ and FISA+ rebates alongside regional funds — and we advise on how to structure the shoot to match.