Drone & aerial videography,
flown Part 107 legal.
The establishing shot that makes a property feel grand. The overhead that shows the full scale of a facility. Aerials change what a video can say — and ours are flown legally, insured, and built into the production instead of bolted on.
An uncertified operator on your shoot is your liability.
Commercial drone work without an FAA Part 107 certificate isn't a gray area — it's illegal, and if something goes wrong on your property with an unlicensed pilot, the exposure lands on you.
We fly certified, carry insurance, and file airspace authorization when a location needs it. You get the shot and none of the risk.
FAA Part 107 Certified
Remote pilot certificate on file for every commercial flight.Insured operations
🟡 FILL: state real coverage — e.g. “$1M aerial liability, certificate available on request.” Delete this line if you can't confirm it.LAANC airspace authorization
We request controlled-airspace clearance where required — common across Central Florida.Aircraft registered
FAA-registered drone, logged and maintained — not a hobby rig.The drone is in our kit — not on someone else's invoice.
Because the drone is part of our own package, aerials match the ground footage in color and style out of the same camera brain — and adding a flight to a shoot day costs a fraction of booking a separate aerial vendor. One crew, one look, one bill.
Five things an aerial says faster than a ground shot.
Commercial & brand films
The sweeping opener or reveal that sets scale and mood in the first three seconds of a spot.
Property & real estate
Overheads and orbits that make a listing or development feel expansive — lot lines, frontage, and setting in one move.
Facility & construction progress
Full-site scale for manufacturing and build-outs — repeatable flight paths for month-over-month progress footage.
Event scale shots
The wide that proves the crowd was real — festivals, openings, and turnout captured from above.
Tourism & destination work
Coastline, skyline, and landmark aerials for place-based storytelling. 🟡 FILL: confirm aerials appear in the Experience Kissimmee doc before citing it here.
Not sure it needs an aerial?
Tell us the shot you're chasing and we'll say honestly whether the air helps. Plan the flight →
Usually, yes. Uncontrolled airspace is a straightforward go. A lot of Central Florida sits under controlled airspace near Orlando International, Executive, Sanford, and military fields — there we file LAANC authorization ahead of the shoot, which we handle for you. Send the address and we'll confirm what a flight needs before the day.
Yes. The same flight captures both — high-resolution stills and video in one launch, so a single aerial session can feed your marketing photos and your brand film at once. No separate booking, no second trip.
Sustained high wind, rain, and low visibility ground us — flying in those is unsafe and against the manufacturer and FAA limits we hold to. In Florida the real variable is the afternoon storm cell, so we favor morning windows and keep a backup day in the plan when the forecast is shaky.
Either. Add aerials to a shoot day we're already running and it's a small incremental cost since the crew and gear are on site. Need aerials only — a progress flight, a quick property set — and we'll book a standalone session. Tell us the job and we'll quote the version that fits.