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Some things are hard to film from the ground in a single day. A drone shows the scale and layout of a site. A timelapse turns months of building work into a few seconds that anyone can follow. A studio gives a conversation clean sound and a controlled look.
Each format works as a project on its own, or as part of a corporate film or advert.
A
Views from above for sites that are hard to show from the ground: the size of a property, the layout of a factory, how far a building project has come.
B
Hours, weeks or months condensed into seconds. Useful for building projects, fit-outs and installation work, and for showing how a site changes through the day.
C
Audio and multi-camera video recorded together, edited for full episodes and short clips for social media. A controlled room keeps the focus on what people are saying.
Format log
| Format | Good for | How it runs | You receive |
|---|---|---|---|
| Drone filming | Property and commercial premises, production sites, construction progress and opening shots for corporate films. | We check the site and the rules, agree a flight plan and a date with a reserve for weather, then fly on the day. | Edited aerial footage and stills, as a film of its own or as part of a longer one. |
| Timelapse | Building projects, fit-outs, installation work and events being set up. | For a single day, a camera is set up and supervised. Longer projects use a fixed camera, with its position, power and security agreed with the site. | A final film of the whole project, with progress updates at key stages if you want them. |
| Podcasts and interviews | Company podcasts, expert interviews and video series for YouTube and social media. | We prepare the questions or running order with you, set up cameras and microphones, record the conversation and edit it. | Full episodes in video and audio, short clips for social media, subtitles and cover frames. |
Before a flight
Drone work in the UK is governed by Civil Aviation Authority rules. Each flight is checked against them in advance, and we look at:
Questions
The landowner or site manager. If that is not you, we will help you work out who to ask and what they need to know.
Drones cannot fly safely in strong wind or rain, so we agree a reserve date when booking. The pilot makes the final call on the day.
The rules limit flights close to people and in some airspace. We check the location first and tell you what is possible before you book.
As long as the thing you are recording. A fixed camera can stay in place for weeks or months, which we plan with you at the start.
Yes, if the room is suitable. We check noise, light and space first, since a quiet room matters more than any microphone.
We supply finished episodes ready for your hosting platform. Publishing stays with you unless we agree otherwise.