FPV Drone Filming

An FPV (first-person view) drone is flown by a pilot wearing goggles, so it moves like a camera on a cable: through doorways, along corridors, under canopies and past a facade at speed, in one continuous take. It is the shot that makes people watch a building film or a launch video to the end.

Our FPV pilots work with the same creative director and editors as the rest of our media division, so the fly-through is planned as part of the finished film rather than handed over as raw footage.

What We Fly

One continuous take from the street, through the entrance and up through the building, for handovers, sales launches and investor films.

Building Fly-throughs

Interior of a finished villa captured for a walkthrough: living room, dining area and kitchen

Small, ducted drones fly safely indoors, through lobbies, show units and amenity floors at walking or running pace.

Interior Walkthroughs

Drone filming UAE: Capture aerial footage

Fast, close moves around stages, vehicles and crowds, cut together with conventional aerial and ground footage.

Launches and Events

Cinema drone filming an armoured vehicle in a desert canyon while the film crew records on the ground

Our editors grade, cut and add music and titles, and deliver in the formats you need for web, social and screens.

Edited In-house

Aerial view of a modern beachfront villa and beach club in Dubai, shot by drone

Aerial view of a Dubai marina with yachts and overwater villas, shot by drone

Planned, Permitted, Then Flown

FPV flights close to people and structures are planned shot by shot before the day: the route, the safety brief and the permits, alongside the site’s own HSE rules.

On sites where our cameras and survey drones already work, the approvals are in place, so the shoot slots into a visit we were already making.