Whatever your project, we can fulfil any request for aerial photography. We take care of filing the flight plan and completing the various administrative procedures.
We work with qualified pilots who are insured and registered with the DSAC (Civil Aviation Safety Directorate).
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Video filming by drone is an aerial filming technique that allows spectacular high-definition shots to be obtained. Thanks to the use of drones equipped with professional cameras, it is possible to film scenes from a height, in fluid motion and from new angles. This process, which has become much more widespread in recent years, is transforming the standards of audiovisual production, making shots accessible that previously required expensive equipment such as helicopters or cranes. The drone thus makes it possible to explore new horizons in cinematography, outdoor events, extreme sports, construction site monitoring, tourism and even corporate communication. With immersive images and incomparable fluidity, videos filmed by drone immediately captivate the audience and offer an impressive visual experience.
An aerial shoot involves the use of a drone equipped with a high-resolution camera, stabilised by a gyroscopic gimbal system. This device makes it possible to obtain sharp, fluid images free of vibrations, even in fast motion. The filming is remotely controlled by a professional remote pilot, who adjusts the drone’s trajectory and the camera settings in real time to optimise the quality of the visual rendering. Modern drones offer great flexibility in shooting, allowing for low angle shots, smooth tracking shots, vertiginous dives and dynamic tracking of moving objects or people. Drone video filming is based on rigorous preparation, involving the study of the terrain, taking into account weather conditions and managing the airspace restrictions imposed by current regulations. Each shot is carefully planned to guarantee a striking visual result that can be used in post-production.
The use of the video drone has spread to a multitude of sectors, making this technology indispensable in various industries. In cinema and advertising, aerial shots offer grandiose perspectives that reinforce the visual impact of audiovisual productions. Filmmakers use this technique to shoot spectacular action scenes, striking landscapes or fluid movements that energise the narrative. The real estate sector also benefits from drone filming, allowing properties to be promoted with immersive shots that highlight the volumes, environment and architectural assets of a property. In the field of tourism, aerial videos enhance destinations by capturing exceptional panoramas that instantly appeal to travellers. Companies also use this technology for their corporate communications, making corporate films that showcase their infrastructure, production sites and professional events. The video drone is also a major asset for the events, extreme sports and agriculture sectors, where it is used to monitor crops and optimise farm management.
The use of drones in audiovisual production has many advantages, starting with the freedom of movement they offer. Unlike traditional aerial photography techniques, which require helicopters or cranes, drones provide easy access to unique angles of view. This flexibility translates into endless creative possibilities, with dynamic and immersive shots that add a spectacular dimension to videos. The cost of production is also a key factor, as drones are a much more economical alternative to conventional aerial means. In addition, their low ecological footprint makes them a responsible choice for companies and creators concerned with limiting their environmental impact. Thanks to the quality of the on-board sensors, drone videos offer 4K or even 8K resolutions, guaranteeing exceptional visual rendering with faithful reproduction of colours and details. Finally, the ease of access to difficult-to-reach areas makes it possible to capture images in unspoilt natural environments, complex urban areas or industrial sites where the installation of a traditional camera would be impossible.
The use of professional drones is subject to strict regulations to guarantee the safety of people and the protection of airspace. Each country imposes specific rules on the use of drones, depending on their weight, the flight zone and the intended use. In France, for example, piloting drones for commercial use requires specific training and a certificate issued by the French Civil Aviation Authority (DGAC). Pilots must also respect flight restrictions, in particular the prohibition on flying over inhabited areas without prior authorisation, filming sensitive locations or flying at night without suitable devices. The legislation also imposes flight declarations and security protocols aimed at avoiding any incidents during filming. Compliance with these regulations is essential to ensure filming in full legality and avoid possible sanctions.
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