Aerial footage for corporate presentation
A production site, a logistics centre and a farm have one thing in common: from the ground they look like a wall. An aerial shot is the fastest way to show an operation has scale — and it does it in five seconds.
What we deliver
- Aerial video of the site, the operation or a build in 4K
- Approaches and reveals usable as the opener of a corporate film
- Footage matched in colour to the ground-level shoot
- Aerial stills of the site for web and print
- Repeat flights from identical positions when documenting change
A drone gives you shots, not a film
Aerial shots work as an opener and as a bridge between scenes. A film made entirely of fly-throughs tires the viewer within thirty seconds, because there is no human scale in it.
So drone work is planned alongside the rest of the shoot rather than as a separate item. The ratio that tends to work is one aerial shot to three on the ground.
What the air reveals cannot be taken back
From above you also see what the ground view hides: the yard behind the hall, clutter on the roof, the neighbouring plot. So before the flight we go through what must not appear.
On industrial sites that includes sensitive equipment and security features. We review the material before delivery.
Frequently asked
- Can you fly over a working site?
- Usually yes; we agree in advance where not to fly and where people must not gather. We do not fly over employees’ heads — that is a rule, not caution.
- Can drone and ground work share one day?
- Yes, and it is the cheapest option — it saves a second trip. The schedule just has to be built around the flight’s light window.
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