Drone video
Aerial video and photos of your site.
What this is for
Places and structures whose real size only shows from above. Aerial footage shows extent and context — how large a site is, how a building sits among its surroundings, what condition a roof is in — none of which is visible from the ground. It is also a practical inspection tool, since a roof or a facade can be examined closely without access equipment. Flying depends on airspace, permission and weather, so dates are planned with a fallback.
What it covers
- Aerial video and stills
Moving footage and high-resolution photographs from the same flight, so a single visit supplies both.
- Progress through the build
The same viewpoints flown repeatedly across a project, which is what makes a sequence comparable rather than a set of unrelated clips.
- Roof and site surveys
Close inspection footage of areas that would otherwise need scaffolding or a lift to reach.
- Edited and colour-graded
Cut to length, graded consistently, and supplied in the formats each platform needs.
What you end up with
- Aerial video, colour-graded
Edited to the lengths you will actually publish, rather than handed over as one long clip.
- Stills at full resolution
Shot or extracted at a quality that stands up in print.
- Progress passes through a build
Flown from repeatable positions, so the sequence lines up when it is cut together.
- Cutdowns for social
Vertical and square versions, since a horizontal edit does not survive being cropped by a platform.
What we need from you
- The location, and permission to fly it
Landowner permission, and awareness of any airspace restriction over the site. Some locations cannot be flown at all, and that is worth knowing before a date is set.
- A date, and a fallback for weather
Wind and rain stop flights outright, so a second date is agreed in advance rather than arranged after a cancellation.
- Who and what may appear
Neighbouring properties, vehicles and people on site, and anything that should be kept out of frame.
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How a project runs
Fixed scope first, a design you approve before any code, and everything in your name.
We work out what you need, what it has to do, and what it will cost.
- Scope written down
- Fixed quote
- Agreed timeline
Get in touch
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A new project, a quote, or a question about one that is running.
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