But the second most important factor (besides choosing the correct setting in camera) in post-production. A very huge factor is, of course, the lens that makes the deal when working in 4K+ resolutions. The exquisite quality of his movies is not a secret:Įvery step of the production workflow plays into the final quality of the video. His shooting experience consists of working in some of the most difficult environments around the globe, but Heck never fails to bring back top-notch 8K footage, always raising the bar a little higher. Since then, Heck has been specializing in shooting ultra high resolution motion-control time-lapse, aerial, and slow-motion movies for over 10 years now. His passion led him to establish a start-up company Timestorm Films. Later on, after releasing his first big project from New Zealand in 2013, the success of his project has inspired Martin to pursue his career and explore the market as a time-lapse cinematographer. Coming from a small town and ski resort Garmisch-Partenkirchen in the Bavarian Alps, Heck was in close touch with nature and started to record time-lapses in his spare time and on vacation, using the gear available from his parents. Martin Heck’s love for time-lapse movies roots deep back to his origins. What is better to do in August than watching stars during the summer nights? Enjoy the finest landscape and raw nature sceneries by one of the best time-lapse specialists, German-based filmmaker and photographer Martin Heck.
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