Service 03 / 07
Drone & FPV
The setting from above and one take through the house: the two shots that sell location and flow.
What you get
- Aerial film and stillsThe property, the coast and what is nearby
- FPV fly-throughOne continuous take, from the garden to the rooms
- Cut for every channelHorizontal for web, vertical for social
Two drones, two jobs
| Aerial | FPV | |
|---|---|---|
| Shows | The plot, the coast and what is nearby | How the house flows, room to room |
| Flies | High and steady | Low and fast, through doors |
| Best as | Opening shot and location stills | One continuous take for a film or reel |
| You get | Film and stills | Film |
From the water
to the balcony
- 1Over the waterLow and fast towards the house.
- 2Across the poolA metre above the surface.
- 3Through the terrace doorThe moment people watch twice.
- 4The salonAround the furniture, not over it.
- 5Up the stairsThe layout, shown without a floor plan.
- 6The main bedroomSlow down for the room that sells.
- 7Out to the balconyBack into the open for the view.
An example route. We plan the real one on the site visit.
What each height
tells the guest
- 120 metresThe coast and what is nearbyBeaches, marinas and the distance to them. Generally the ceiling for drones in the EU open category.
- Above the treesThe plot and the viewWhere the property sits, and what it looks out on.
- RooflineFacade, terrace and poolThe house as guests will first remember it.
- InsideHow the rooms connectThe one height a floor plan cannot show.
Height limit: EU Regulation 2019/947, via EASA. Local limits vary; we check the rules for each flight.
How it runs
- BeforeCall and site visitShot list, timing and styling plan
- Shoot dayProductionFilm, stills and aerials on location
- AfterEdit and reviewYou review the cut, we finish it
- DeliveryFiles for every channelWeb, portals and social formats
Questions
Where can you fly?
Wherever local rules and the airspace allow. We check them for each property before we confirm the shoot, and tell you if a permit or a neighbour’s agreement is needed.
What happens if the weather is bad?
We do not fly in rain or strong wind. We watch the forecast before the shoot and agree a backup day with you in the plan, so a bad day moves the flight instead of losing it.
Can you fly indoors with the furniture in place?
Yes. Indoor flights use a small drone with guarded propellers, and we walk the route with you first. Anything fragile on the route is moved for the flight and put back afterwards.
Who owns the footage?
You get the right to use the finished films to market the property, on every channel. We keep the copyright and the raw footage, and may show the films in our portfolio unless you ask us not to. The exact terms are in your quote.
Show the setting
Send the property and the date you have in mind. We check the flight and reply with a plan.