Life isn't JUST about making money -- even though we all strive for it. It is about loving what you do and being happy doing it. This series sheds light on how I approach the act of shooting a timelapse and the planning needed to execute a successful shot.

This video shows you how to program the Kessler Shuttlepod and Revolution head.

Vegas is a unique city -- whether you have been there once or many times. It is a place of excess -- where everything is grandeur. I have been to Vegas three times and every time I go I have a different experience.

On April 17th 2012, Tom Lowe had a screening for his debut film "Timescapes" at the Brenden Theatre in Las Vegas, Nevada. This post gives you a behind the scenes look at the event.

One of the features of a Kessler sliders is the ability to motorize them. Not only will they allow you to consistently achieve smooth moves, but you can also shoot a time-lapse with this setup.

In this film, I explore an abandoned grain elevator in Saskatchewan, Canada. I also showcase four different ways in which you can accomplish push/pull moves without seeing the track in the shot when using Kessler Crane Gear.

In this short, our primary focus was to test out various push/pull techniques using a variety of Kessler Crane gear, both as a way of highlighting the equipments' abilities and also pushing our own use of the gear.

Recently, the Estimator was released to help take the guess work out of your motion control timelapses. For this video, I wanted to take a closer look at both the BASIC controller and the new ESTIMATOR and find out how accurate it actually was.

Collaboration is the key to success in virtually every situation.

A behind the scenes look of Masters in Motion, a filmmaking event that takes place in Austin, TX. This post highlights videos from each of the three days.