Place and landscape
Tourism, heritage and outdoor-brand work where the location is the story. Scale and geography that a handheld camera can't convey.
For scale, place and movement. Landscape, infrastructure, development, sport and routes that only make sense from the air. CAA-certified across the UK, in most weather.
Some places don’t make sense from the ground. A development site, a stretch of infrastructure, a landscape a brand is built on, all of it reads differently from the air, where scale and context are visible in a single shot that would take a dozen ground set-ups to build.
We fly CAA-certified across the UK, in most weather, and we plan the shot list before the drone leaves the case. The footage almost always sits inside a bigger film rather than standing alone, so we shoot with the edit already in mind.
Tourism, heritage and outdoor-brand work where the location is the story. Scale and geography that a handheld camera can't convey.
Construction progress, land, routes and built environments for stakeholder and investment communication.
Routes, courses and events where following the action from above adds a sense of pace and distance ground cameras can't match.
When Stonehealth approached us about producing a film, we knew straight away that this wasn’t going to be just another corporate video. On the surface, they’re a heritage brand with decades of expertise in stone cleaning and preservation. But dig a little deeper, and you discover something far more compelling: a company built on passion, […]
We have been lucky enough to work alongside the team at Grundon multiple times in the last year and so when we got the call to work with them to produce and film a case study video in conjunction with Gloucestershire County Cricket Club we jumped at the chance. The pitch was to film the […]
A film showcasing the new electric waste collection vehicle for Grundon and introducing it to the bristol area.
Karndean Inspired series. A video to show how the natural world and materials inspire the products that Karndean produce.
Yes, CAA-certified, insured, and we operate within current airspace rules everywhere we fly.
We build contingency into the schedule where the brief allows it, and we're honest in advance about wind and visibility limits, drones don't fly in every condition a ground camera can handle.
Usually, yes, and we handle that as part of planning, alongside any restricted-airspace checks near airports, prisons or other sensitive sites.
That's the normal way we use it, as one layer inside a wider film alongside interviews, ground b-roll or motion graphics, rather than a standalone piece.
Anywhere in the UK. Most jobs are within a couple of hours of Gloucestershire, but we travel further for the right brief.