Team
The Crew
Pilots who are filmmakers, which decides what actually gets flown on the day.
A drone shoot has two jobs happening at once. One is flying the aircraft safely and legally. The other is deciding what the camera should be doing — and that second job is where most aerial footage is won or lost.
Our crews cover both. The people flying have a view on the edit, which is why a shoot produces a sequence rather than a set of orbits nobody can cut together.
Individual crew profiles are being added here. If you need to know who would be on a specific shoot, or want pilot credentials confirmed before contracting, ask and we will send them.
On every shoot
A permitted pilot
Operating under our DCAA and GCAA permits, with insurance in place.
Someone thinking about the edit
Shot list, coverage and continuity, so the footage assembles.
The approvals, already done
Handled before the day rather than discovered on it.
Plan an aerial shoot
Tell us the location, the dates and what the footage is for. We will come back with what is possible, what approvals it needs, and how long those take.