A technique used to control the movement of cameras or other equipment in a precise and repeatable manner thanks to robotic arms. They can move from standstill to full high-speed motion and back to a complete stop in fractions of a second – capturing the fastest action with pinpoint accuracy.

A filming technique that enables you to shoot an event at a hig frame rate and playing the images back at a much slower rate, so you can actually see what's happening. It emphasizes narrative details, product features and character development by presenting the viewer with an abundance of valuable new information and more time to experience the micro moment. Even the seemingly most mundane scenes can benefit from being filmed in slow motion.