đ June 2025: âDrones, Roofs, and Rugby Ballsâ
This month, we soared above suburban rooftops and footy fields alike. From real estate flyovers to capturing a local rugby final from the sky,
June proved drones can handle both bricks and bruises. Bonus: no drones were tackled in the making of this content.
Q: Can drones film live sports effectively?
A: You bet. With smooth tracking and dynamic angles, we offer broadcast-quality aerial coverage. It's like your own personal helicopterâwithout the noise or cost.
High-flying views bring local games to life.
Image: Shot in Camden - South West Sydney
đ May 2025: âFog, Factories, and Flying Robotsâ
May was all about industrial drone workâbecause sometimes beauty lies in symmetry, steam, and steel. We tackled early-morning shoots
at manufacturing sites and warehouses, showing off logistics in motion (and dodging a lot of forklifts).
Q: Whatâs the point of industrial drone footage?
A: It's more than just cool shots. We help businesses showcase operations, inspect infrastructure, and attract investors.
It's like LinkedIn for factoriesâwith better lighting.
Even fog looks dramatic when shot from 100 metres up.
Image: Shot in Wetherill Park - Western Sydney
đ April 2025: âLicense to Fly: How We Got Legal (and Why You Should Too)â
So youâve got a drone and a dreamâgreat. But without a proper license, that aerial masterpiece might land you in hot water.
This month, we worked with two new clients who almost got fined before they called us. PSA: CASA rules are not optional.
Q: Do I need a drone license to shoot commercial content?
A: Yep. Even if you're just filming a wedding from above, if youâre getting paid, you need the RePL and proper safety procedures. Weâve got the licenses, the insurance, and the know-howâso hire us instead of hoping no one notices.
Not your average listing photo. Certify to Fly.
Image: Legit crew, legit footageâbecause drone jail isnât a vibe
đ March 2025: âCrop Circles or Marketing Magic?â
Fun fact: rural drone shoots are sometimes 90% dust and 10% cows staring at you. But we love them. This month, we partnered with local farms
to create aerial marketing reels for their harvest season. Turns out, tractors + drones = cinematic gold.
Q: Can drones help agriculture businesses?
A: Absolutely. We offer top-down mapping, growth monitoring, and promotional videos. You bring the crops, we bring the copter.
Rural shots and the greenery make for stunning views.
Image: Shot in Bowral - South Western NSW
đ February 2025: âValentineâs Day, But Make It 4Kâ
This February, we got romanticâwith drones. A couple hired us to film a wedding proposal at a waterfall. We cried (silently, behind the controller).
Drone cinematography is the new love language. Cupid approved.
Q: Are drones good for proposals and weddings?
A: Oh yes. Wide angle, sweeping shots, and epic reveals? Perfect for love stories. Plus we donât block anyoneâs view.
Aerial is the way to go for those moments.
Image: Proposal powerânature meets 4K emotion
đ January 2025: âNew Year, New Lensâ
We kicked off 2025 by upgrading to the Mavic 3 Pro Cine for sharper commercial edits. Paired with DaVinci Resolve and speed ramping, our promo videos are now studio-grade.
Q: What's the difference between Pro and Cine?
A: Pro is amazing. Cine? Think Apple ProRes and zero compression magicâpure gold for post work.
Not your average listing photoâthis is how we close deals from the sky.
Image: Mavic 3 Pro Cine making the city skyline look like Blade Runner
đ December 2024: âDrones Donât Do Christmas TreesâYetâ
It's the holiday season, and yes, we've been asked if drones can decorate Christmas trees. While we admire the spirit,
weâre better at aerial cinematography than hanging tinsel. This month, we wrapped up some incredible commercial real estate shoots
using the Mavic 3 Pro, showcasing properties like never before. One shoot even had kangaroos in the backgroundâ100% Aussie bonus.
Q: Can drones be used for festive events?
A: Absolutely! Think light shows, outdoor projections, or festive footage of events. Just leave the baubles to the humans.
Nice, isn't it?
Image: Drone-eye view of the Byron Bay Holiday Market at sunset
đ November 2024: âFlying Low & High â What a Roo Wantsâ
Ever tried capturing a mob of kangaroos with a drone? We didâand one jumped straight at the lens.
Turns out our Mavic Air 2S can take a hit (and still deliver crisp 4K). This month, we focused on nature reels for tourism boards.
Q: What drone is best for fast wildlife footage?
A: Mavic Air 2S or Mavic 3 Classicâboth give you high frame rate + low latency. The key is post-stabilization and patience.
