What you'll need to get ready for a Drone Photography session

To get the most out of our project, consider the following 5 tips. If you need help defining your project we can help.

Define Your Vision and Shot List

Identify key features or subjects to highlight.
Specify desired angles or perspectives (e.g., top-down, orbit).
List must-have and nice-to-have shots.
Share any reference images or videos.

Secure Permissions and Notify Parties

Confirm you have access rights for the location.
If near airports or restricted areas, inform us early so we can check for flight restrictions and obtain waivers if needed.
Notify anyone who may be present or affected by the drone flight.

Prepare the Location

Remove unwanted items or vehicles from the scene.
Tidy up the area (mow lawns, clear debris) as needed.
Inform us of any hazards (power lines, trees, animals).
Ensure people to be filmed are ready.

Plan for Timing and Weather

Discuss the best time of day for lighting.
Be flexible—drone flights depend on weather. Have a backup date if needed.

Designate a Point of Contact

Assign one main contact for the shoot day.
Be available for feedback or approvals or communicate your vision clearly if you can’t be present.