TimeScapes

TimeScapes is a documentary that explores the wildlife, landscapes, and people of the American Southwest. The film utilizes a combination of timelapse and slow-motion cinematography to present a portrait of the planet. The footage was captured over a two-year period during which the filmmaker traveled through the region in a pickup truck. Technical aspects of the production include the use of a Canon camera and a Red Epic, with the project being noted for its distribution in 4K resolution.

The film marks the debut of director Tom Lowe, who also served as a producer alongside Vincent Laforet. A joint production between the United States and New Zealand via Southwest Light, the documentary has a runtime of 52 minutes. In terms of audience reception, the film holds a rating of 7.6/10 on IMDb based on 1,400 votes and a 7.2/10 rating on TMDB from 38 votes.