Specifications

Cinematic aerials without helicopter logistics.
DJI Mini 3 — compact aerial capability that simplifies production.

1/1.3″ Sensor 48 MP

More detail and extra room for reframing—ideal for establishing shots, inserts, and social cutdowns without sacrificing image quality.

f/1.7 · Dual Native ISO

Cleaner footage in low light and indoors—less noise, better control when matching the look of your main camera.

4K HDR
bis 30 fps

More usable detail in highlights and shadows—especially helpful for landscapes, architecture, and backlit scenes.

True Vertical
9:16

Vertical capture straight from camera—fast 9:16 assets for Reels and ads without “rotate and crop” in post.

Specs are based on manufacturer information. Real-world performance varies with location, wind, and flight profile

Your Vision

No matter the setting, aerial shots add scale, clarity, and emotion.
I plan flights around your story, your schedule, and your Goal Vision Mission ProductServiceproduction
so you get cinematic results with a lean footprint.

Anywhere

Urban, nature, industrial sites, remote locations—shots designed to establish geography and elevate production value.

Every Angle

Every Mood

Clean commercial looks, documentary realism,
dramatic silhouettes — consistent visual direction.

Every Season

3D

Next Steps

Can you fly in crowded areas?

It depends on the location and the safety concept. I define safety zones, coordinate permissions where required, and propose alternative shots if a flight is not feasible.

Can you fly near tall buildings?

Yes—within limits. I plan for wind tunnels, GPS behavior, line-of-sight, and a clear flight path. If conditions are risky, we adjust the shot design.

What paperwork is required?

Requirements vary by country, location, and project type. I clarify the constraints in advance and provide the necessary documentation for production.

How long can we film per flight?

We plan flight slots per battery, define the total aerial window on the shooting day, and schedule backup batteries to keep momentum.

From Helicopter to Drone

Aerial shots used to require heavy budgets and complex logistics. Today, drones unlock cinematic perspectives with faster setup, tighter crews, and flexible shooting—even for smaller productions.