Time Lapse, as it is understood from its name, is an accelerated video technique. It is the visual feast presenting the changes created in the most concrete form by the help of collaborative labor. It's the only time machine we've got that puts the story of a change that lasts 3 years, maybe 5 years, in one or a few minutes video. Unfortunately, these labor and changes do not always give satisfactory results. As it tells the story of the construction of a huge project, the changes in our ruined world are also watched in the most striking manner with that technology. The changes in the poles, where it is impossible to notice a 1-day change, show us in the most striking way how rapid and terrible the change is, in fact, by combining several years of shooting from the same point. The effect that cannot be created, perhaps, with tens of conferences, thousands of articles can be created with only 1-minute video. Therefore, visual media is gaining more importance day by day in our world where competition is increasing. Three-dimensional visualization, which was only used in very large projects in the past, is now used even in the smallest projects. Likewise, the time lapse technique is becoming more and more widespread day by day, and becoming a necessity in almost all projects, from the smallest to the largest.