Close Range Aerial Filming with Micro Drones
Lyfted Media is changing the way close range aerial filming is done. With the use of the latest Unmanned Aerial Vehicle technology, our professionals capture close range aerial video and photography via UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles). These highly maneuverable, advanced remote-controlled aircraft are also known as Multicopters or drones and when piloted by our professionals create specialized close-range aerial media for clients around the world.
Our UAV work designs unique flight paths over:
- land
- water
- sand
- snow
- through wooded areas
- inside structures.
This technique often achieves several marketing goals simultaneously: aerial coverage:
- efficiently displays expansive or complex terrain
- shows angles customers have never seen before
- creates a “Wow, how did you do that?!” impact.
Aerial videography isn’t our hobby— drone based aerial media is our expertise. Flying drones enables us to deliver Aerial Video and Aerial Photography images that captivate viewers with sweeping vistas and soaring perspectives of buildings, campuses, events, resorts and more. We boast a team of experienced & talented aerial videographers.
Drones / UAV / UAS aircraft are lightweight, battery powered and they fly like a helicopter with vertical flight, quiet, with six or eight electric motors. This flying platform is for a new type of creative aerial media that is cutting edge and catching on fast.
Perspective is everything. Aerial perspectives reveal things that were unseen. The angles we can achieve and places we can fly will captivate and amaze! Video production will never be the same.
Don’t trust just anyone with a Drone for your important aerial productions. We exceed all studio requirements fully insured up to $10 million in general liability aviation insurance and workers comp. FAA part 107 certification for motion picture, TV, and closed set filming. Our pilots are fully licensed and certificated by the FAA to operate full-size aircraft and drones in the national airspace.
