Bungalow 7.1
Real estate
Eight things I get asked for most — aerial, ground, or both. If yours is not on the list it is probably still fine — ask.
Scale you cannot show from the ground.
Crowds, stages and sites read as scale from the air. I fly the establishing shots that make an event look as big as it felt, then cut them into ground coverage so the film has both the spectacle and the faces.
The venue, the coastline, and the whole day in one frame.
A single pull-back over the ceremony does more than an hour of coverage. I work quietly and stay out of the aisle — the drone is up for minutes, not all day.
Show the plot, the aspect, and what is next door.
Buyers want context: how the land sits, where the sun falls, how far the sea actually is. Aerial answers all three in one shot and cuts the number of wasted viewings.
Footage that fills rooms.
Booking decisions are made on visuals. Aerial work sells the setting — the bay, the pool at golden hour, the walk to the beach — in the seconds you have before someone scrolls past.
Places, made to look like somewhere worth flying to.
Regional boards, tour operators and local business groups. Coastline, old town, harbour, hills — shot across a day so the light does the selling.
The same frame, every month, for the whole build.
Repeatable flight paths mean each visit produces a directly comparable frame. Useful for investor updates, marketing, and having a record when something is disputed.
Camera-led work, with air only where it earns its place.
Company profiles, product launches, recruitment films and conference reels. This is ground work first — interviews, b-roll, and sound people can actually listen to. The drone goes up when the building or the site is part of the story, and stays in the bag when it is not.
The whole day, filmed properly, start to finish.
Baptisms, name days, anniversaries and family parties. Handheld and discreet — the point is that nobody is performing for a camera. Aerial is available where the venue deserves it, but most of this job happens at eye level.
Events, venues, coastlines, developments — if it reads better from the air, let’s talk.