How To Fly

• The longer shots, the better when filming for us. You want to showcase properties by entering from hallways, connecting the lobby to amenity spaces, going room to room, etc. Think about doing what a standard camera can’t do and transitioning throughout the building seamlessly.
• Smooth, steady, long clips are safe and then throw in a few exciting faster takes that we can cut in for some sizzle as needed
• For small rooms that just fit a single desk sometimes we don’t need to fly in to orbit the space we can fly the drone into the doorway to ‘peek’ into the room and then slowly reverse out.
• GoPro is still our standard and should be what all or most of your FPV is filmed on.
  • Hero 10 or Newer
  • If you use DJI O4 Pro / Native Avata 2 - please confirm with the team ahead of your shoot as some of our clients require GoPro footage.

Project Flow

• Know where & when your shoot is
• Read all of the Production Guide
• Double check airspace and authorizations needed
• Know what gear you will need for the shoot and have them ready to fly (bring back up equipment)
• Comply with all safety and legal regulations (Airspace, Registration, 107…)
• Arrive on site 15 minutes early & contact POC
• Ask for a tour of the property, get the space ready, plan your flight path
• Launch drone and review the footage to confirm settings are appropriate
• Suggested Settings [If you need to adjust you can]

• Confirm you have completed all shots on the Shot List
• Tell POC you are leaving