Powertraveller content production.

SkyRise Productions is proud to have collaborated with Powertraveller for over four years, creating captivating video and imagery content that showcases their brand.

We have planned many bespoke content trips for them from the ground up, managing logistics, travel plans, shoot locations and crew. The projects have taken us to some of the most remote and challenging locations, where we've captured stunning footage of Powertraveller's branding in action.

See below for case study examples:

Powertraveller - Saudi Arabia images

On a recent tv shoot to Saudi Arabia, Powertraveller asked us to take a section of their chargers and to capture them being used in various locations, including remote canyons and huge sand dunes. The incredible landscape and stunning light helped us get some great results, and Powertraveller were chuffed with the images.

Powertraveller Snowdonia bike packing

This was our first project for Powertraveller back in 2019. The objective was to capture a two day bike packing trip around the heart of Snowdonia, and to produce a set of images and short film. The whole trip was self shot, which obviously presents itself with certain challenges that were overcome using plenty of tricks of the trade. It was a successful first project for Powertraveller and they were thrilled with the results.

Torridon e-MTB adventure

We spent four days in Scotland's Torridon capturing the exhilarating action of am e-MTB adventure. Tasked by Powertraveller to showcase some of their chargers and solar panels on a multi day cycling adventure through a series of images and a short video.

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Powertraveller cave adventure

Another example of work for Powertraveller, and one of our most challenging. On this trip we shot a two day hike in the heart of the Lake District, with an over night sleep in a stunning cave high up on the edge of a mountain. We carried a lot of kit for sleeping and filming, over some incredibly steep terrain to get to the cave, filming as we went. Despite the arduous conditions, we managed to capture some fantastic footage which was edited into a short film for Powertraveller.