Aerial Cinematography

AERIAL CINEMATOGRAPHY, FLOWN IN-HOUSE.

FAA Part 107 certified, insured aerial production for construction, facilities, real estate, events and destinations — planned, authorized and flown by the same team directing your story.

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Aerial that serves the story — flown by the people telling it

Drone shots are everywhere; aerial cinematography that actually communicates scale, progress and context is rarer. Because our aerial capability is in-house — not subcontracted — the aerial work is planned as part of the story, matched to the ground coverage, and directed by the same founder-led team.

What we fly for

  • Construction progress — recurring site documentation and milestones
  • Facilities — campuses, plants and infrastructure in context
  • Real estate and development — property, location and surroundings
  • Events — outdoor venues, activations and crowd scale
  • Tourism and hospitality — destinations shown at their best

How a compliant flight actually happens

01

Location Assessment

Airspace class, obstacles, crowds and conditions reviewed before anything is promised.

02

Authorization & Safety Plan

FAA authorization secured where required; flight plan, contingencies and site coordination documented.

03

Flight & Delivery

Flown under Part 107 rules, insured, and delivered as footage that cuts seamlessly with the ground story.

Not every flight is possible — airspace, weather and safety rules constrain what any legal operator can do, and we’ll always tell you before you budget. Aerial pairs naturally with facilities and construction documentation and event coverage.

Common questions

Are you licensed for commercial drone work?
Yes. Aerial work is flown under an FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Certificate — the commercial certification U.S. law requires — and the business carries liability insurance. COIs are available for venues and clients that require them.
Can you fly anywhere in Miami?
No operator can promise that. Much of Miami-Dade sits in controlled airspace; flights may require FAA authorization and some locations or conditions rule flying out entirely. We assess each location up front and tell you honestly what's possible before you budget for it.
What is aerial footage most useful for?
Construction progress, facility scale, real estate context, event atmosphere and destination marketing. Aerial is strongest when it serves a story — we typically pair it with ground coverage rather than selling flyovers alone.
Do you subcontract drone work?
No. Aerial capability is in-house — the same team directing your ground production plans and flies the aerial coverage, so the footage cuts together as one visual language.

SEE YOUR PROJECT FROM ABOVE — LEGALLY, SAFELY, BEAUTIFULLY.

Send the location and objective. We’ll assess the airspace and come back with what’s possible.

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