Authentic storytelling and digital communication of history, culture, places, events and the natural world in Saudi Arabia.
Utilising a range of written and media formats, supported by still photos, film footage, drone coverage, and audio commentary.
SANDS IN TIME uniquely brings stories to life and creates curiosity in the minds of its audience. It cleverly uses differing types of engagement and media formats that allows everyone to feel like they are really there, experiencing the journey and history for themselves. In simple terms, SANDS IN TIME is bridging the gap between academic work and modern day social media, combining heritage interpretation with traditional storytelling for a multitude of subjects and a range of organisations.
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Bringing stories to life
At SANDS IN TIME we have a passion for exploring, discovery and storytelling. We focus on the history, culture, traditions and natural beauty of Saudi Arabia, combined with the more modern elements of the Kingdom.
Research
SANDS IN TIME’s dynamic storytelling starts with thorough research. It could be visiting archives and viewing original records, digesting academic papers, or interviewing experts. It is this detailed work that provides the foundation for spending time on the ground. With a great team of explorers who seek out and relish time in some of the most remote locations, the SANDS IN TIME team have the experience and expertise to truly bring its commissioned subjects to life.
Focusing on getting to know the subject and the people whose stories they are there to tell, the SANDS IN TIME team is known for researching and covering a vast range of subjects. They have a proven reputation and track record of working in challenging locations.
Detailed local knowledge and experience…
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Rose Production in the mountain city of Taif.
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Ancient pilgrim caravan market.
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Falcon Release (HADAD Conservation Scheme).
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Archaeological dig in AlUla.
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Grand historic houses in Taif.
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Flowermen Festival, Rijal Alma.
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Nabataean Tombs in Hegra, AlUla
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Camel Festival.
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Rare White Volcano.
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Shuwaymis, UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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NABONIDUS, Babylonian King (Part 1).
