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Drone and FPV videography in Pittsburgh, PA

Drone cinematography and FPV fly-throughs, FAA Part 107 certified.

Big establishing shots, property and facility work, and FPV runs that go through the building instead of over it. Licensed, insured and careful.

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What’s included

  • Aerial video: establishing shots, reveals and tracking shots from above
  • FPV fly-throughs: one continuous shot that flies through a building, venue or facility instead of over it
  • Aerial photography for property, construction progress and marketing
  • Editing, color and music, or raw footage delivered to your team

Every flight is planned around airspace, weather and the people on the ground. Drone footage also slots into our bigger productions, so an aerial shot can open a brand film or commercial instead of living on its own.

How it works

  1. Site and goals. Where we’re flying, what you want to show, and how the footage will be used.
  2. Airspace and planning. We check the airspace, request any FAA authorization the location needs, and plan the flight paths.
  3. Flight day. Weather has the final say. If it isn’t safe to fly, we move the date.
  4. Delivery. Edited video, photos or raw files, ready for your website, social channels or presentations.

Typical projects

Real estate and property marketing, construction progress, campuses and facilities, venues and events, and aerial shots for commercials and brand films. FPV fly-throughs work especially well for places people should see from the inside: restaurants, event spaces, manufacturing floors and offices.

Questions people ask

Are you licensed and insured to fly?

Yes. We fly under an FAA Part 107 remote pilot certificate and are insured for drone work.

Can you fly downtown or near the airport?

Much of Pittsburgh sits in controlled airspace. Many locations can be authorized through the FAA ahead of time; some can’t. Send us the address and we’ll check before we quote.

What is FPV?

First-person-view drones are small, fast and flown with goggles. They can glide through doorways and down hallways, which makes them great for tours of venues, factories, schools and offices.

What happens if the weather is bad?

We watch the forecast closely and reschedule when wind, rain or low clouds make flying unsafe. Safety comes before the shot.