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Virtual ROC Post

This is without a doubt the most advanced video project we have attempted to date. Our goal was to create an animated video showing what an ROC post was, what they would have looked like and how one would have operated. ROC Posts were small underground bunkers that were built all across the UK during […]

Saving a Bee With Sugar and Water

From time to time, you will come across a bee within your house or outdoors and at first glance it may appear to be dead. If you gently move the bee it may quickly “wake up” and fly away or it may display small movements and a laboured attempt at walking. In the latter case, […]

Parrot Anafi First Flight

We recently purchased a new tool to help us create better videos. We bought a parrot Anafi drone. This drone allows us to capture footage and images that would otherwise simply not be possible The Parrot Anafi drone is a camera drone that shoots in 4k (also supports HDR video) it also takes stills at […]

How to Urbex

In this video, we take a quick look at how we explore. Mainly focusing on the research aspect of urban exploration. Urbex is not just about exploring it’s about finding and researching new locations to explore. This is not designed to be a definitive guide to urban exploring. It’s simply a look at our techniques […]

Greenock Dock Cranes – Explosive Demolition

This week’s video is not an exploration. It is the controlled demolition of three dock-side cranes in Greenock Scotland. This was filmed back in 2017. The cranes were used for shipbuilding and repair at the Inchgreen Dry Docks in the town of Greenock, Scotland. The cranes were all built during the 1970s but due to […]