One location
An agreed aerial clip and photo scope.
Video Production
Aerial footage brings your place, project and surroundings into focus. Our FAA Part 107 pilot plans the shots, airspace, permissions and weather backup before we fly.
An agreed aerial clip and photo scope.
Half-day or full-day project options.
Drone included where conditions allow.
Drone work is marketing footage. It isn't surveying, mapping, measurement or inspection.
Check the address and planned flight.
Written permission and safe access.
People, weather and current restrictions.
| Check | What it means |
|---|---|
| Airspace | The exact address and flight plan are checked. Controlled-airspace operations require FAA authorization; LAANC can handle eligible requests, but approval is not guaranteed. |
| Site permission | We coordinate written property permission and the takeoff/landing area before filming. |
| People and vehicles | The pilot checks the applicable operating conditions and plans routes around activity on site. |
| Remote ID | Our registered drone broadcasts Remote ID. |
| Restrictions and weather | Current restrictions, site conditions and weather are checked again before the flight. |
FAA LAANC guidance explains that LAANC grants airspace authorization only; other restrictions and weather still need checking. FAA operations-over-people guidance describes additional conditions.
Exact address and area to show.
Who owns or controls the site.
Your date, site activity and a backup.
Weather, airspace and safety can change the date.
A ground shot can tell the same story.
No surveys, measurements or inspections.
Sometimes the airspace, the weather or the people on site don't allow a flight. If we postpone for weather, airspace or safety, it doesn't count against you, and we offer new dates. If a location can't be flown at all, we tell you before the shoot and suggest a ground alternative, like a high vantage point or a gimbal move that tells the same story.
Flight plan
Before we take off, the route, the airspace, the site permission and the conditions are checked. Then the shots look effortless.
Plays from YouTube when you press play.
Scope, rights and timing, before the shoot.
Not everywhere, and not without checking. Many areas near airports need FAA authorization. Eligibility and timing depend on the actual flight. We check the exact address before we confirm a flight.
We can film an event from the air in many cases, but not by hovering over the crowd. Sustained flight over open-air crowds is restricted. We plan angles from the side and from above empty areas.
We need the consent of whoever owns or lawfully occupies the property we're filming. We frame shots to keep the focus on your property.
No. Our drone work is marketing footage. Ask an appropriately qualified provider about inspections or measurements.
Yes, drone shots are part of every monthly plan where airspace and conditions allow.
Tell us the goal and where the content will be used. A 15-minute call comes before your written proposal.