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No. We check airspace, the location, nearby people and property, access and any necessary permissions before confirming a flight. Send us the postcode or What3Words location and the shots you have in mind.

UK rules are based on the risk and type of flight, rather than a separate commercial drone licence. We plan work under the applicable CAA rules, with the required registration, pilot competence, insurance and any operational authorisation needed for the flight.

Sometimes. It depends on the aircraft, airspace, operating category, nearby people and the specific location. We assess the proposed shots and any permissions needed before confirming what is possible.

Yes, where a safe, compliant flight can be planned with the organiser and venue. Crowds and nearby people can limit the shots available. Filming over a crowd is not part of a standard booking; we agree a suitable approach before the event.

We review the forecast before the shoot and assess conditions on site. If it is unsuitable to fly, we discuss revised timings or another date. Where ground filming is also booked, we can often continue that coverage while waiting for suitable conditions.

We provide visual inspection and progress photography and video for your team or appointed specialist to review. Structural assessments, measured surveys, LiDAR, thermal analysis and specialist survey conclusions are not included unless specifically arranged through an appropriate specialist.

Yes. We can plan aerial footage, interviews, ground-level filming and photography as one production, with the right crew and schedule for the brief. The footage is captured to work together in the final edit.

Yes, raw footage can be included by agreement. Tell us before the shoot so we can confirm the recording format, file transfer and any editing or delivery requirements in your quote.