Aerial cinematography.

Aerial cinematography is the craft of capturing motion-picture footage from the air — using drones to deliver establishing shots, tracking shots and dynamic camera moves that ground cameras can't reach.

Drone filming is the broad term for any footage captured by a drone. Aerial cinematography is a more specific craft — cinema-grade camera movement, framing and storytelling built around the edit, typically delivered to broadcast or feature spec.

We work with broadcast-spec drone platforms carrying cinema cameras and high-end gimbal systems — selected per shoot to match the look, the location and the delivery spec.

Yes. We operate as an aerial unit on features, prestige drama and broadcast productions, with credits across BBC, Netflix, Amazon and Channel 4.

Yes — that's how we prefer to work. We plan shots with the director and DP, brief safety and flight, and execute on set alongside the main unit.