Drone
From
above.
One image that makes the scale immediately clear.
Explaining how big your property is, how many sheds there are, or how far a site has progressed takes three paragraphs. One aerial image of eight seconds works better.
On top of that, it gives a film a different level. An aerial opening that descends towards the entrance is the kind of image people think cost a lot.
What you get.
- Aerial images in video and photo, from the same flight.
- A licensed pilot and insurance.
- The permits checked beforehand, because in Belgium you can't fly just anywhere.
- An alternative when flying is not allowed, such as a cherry picker.
- Images that can be used in your film, on your site, and in your print materials.
- Flights at the right time of day, because light makes the difference here.
So it goes.
What customers usually ask first questions.
No. Strict rules apply near airports, over busy places, and above certain industries, and sometimes a permit is required. We check that in advance and inform you immediately when it is not allowed.
Then we'll move. In case of rain or strong winds, the images are poor and flying is not wise. Therefore, we prefer to plan with a reserve date.
Yes, from the same flight. They often serve well on your website, in your printed matter, and in real estate or construction files.
Yes. Some flights at fixed times provide a series of images that together show the progress. This works strongly for construction companies and project developers.
This belongs
also to it.
Corporate film
The film that you show at fairs, in your reception, on your homepage, and in a quote.
Interview and testimonial
A satisfied customer or an enthusiastic employee convinces more than any slogan.
Aftermovie
An open house, an anniversary, a fair or a team day.
Reel
Vertical video made for the scrolling thumb.
Employer branding
Show how things are done at your place, with real colleagues and real machines.
