Drone video

Aerial footage shows what cannot be seen from the ground: how large a site is, how a building sits among what surrounds it, what condition a roof is in. That makes it useful twice over — as material for marketing, and as a way to inspect a roof or a facade without scaffolding. Flown from the same positions across a project, it also produces a progress sequence that lines up when it is cut together. Flying depends on airspace, permission and weather, so a date is planned with a fallback rather than fixed.

• Aerial video and stills
• Progress footage
• Editing and colour grading