DW-05
FPV Cinematography
Cinematic FPV for spaces a gimbal drone cannot get through. Warehouses, venues, builds, and vehicles, flown in 10-bit log at up to 4K120 by a pilot who is comfortable working to a call sheet.
- Starting at
- $1,500
- per shoot day
- Turnaround
- 72 hours
- Coverage
- 120 mi
- from LA metro
Deliverables
What lands in your hands
- 10-bit D-Log footage at up to 4K120
- Stabilized and speed-ramped selects
- Optional graded master cut to your edit
- Proxies for offline editing
- Permit and site documentation for the shoot day
Typical use cases
- One-take facility and venue walkthroughs
- Automotive and action pursuit shots
- Brand films and recruiting content
- Real estate hero sequences for high-end listings
Specifications
- Airframes
- Micro, 5-inch, and 7.5-inch builds
- Capture
- 4K120 · 10-bit D-Log M
- Crew
- Pilot, visual observer, spotter as required
- Lead time
- Path walk and brief before the shoot day
Process
How the job runs
01
Walk the line
FPV lives or dies on the flight path. We walk it, mark the gates, and agree the shot before anything spins up.
02
Clear and brief
Airspace authorization, site safety brief, and crowd control plan handled before the first take.
03
Shoot it
Multiple passes per line. FPV is a take-count game and we budget for that.
04
Hand off
Log footage plus proxies within 72 hours, graded master if you want us to finish it.
Who books this
Industries this service is built for
Real Estate
Listing media that moves properties faster
Aerial stills and video that show lot lines, proximity, and scale in a way ground photography cannot.
See the industry pageConstruction
Documented progress your owner and your subs both trust
Repeatable flight plans flown from the same waypoints every visit, so month three lines up with month one.
See the industry pageFilm & Brand
Cinema-grade aerials and FPV that cut into your timeline
20 MP stills, 4K plates, and high-speed FPV shot in 10-bit log so your colorist has room to work.
See the industry pageQuestions
About fpv cinematography
Can you fly indoors?
Yes. Indoor flight is outside Part 107 airspace rules but inside our safety protocol, so we still run a brief, use ducted airframes, and clear the path.
How close can you fly to people?
Non-participating people are not overflown. Participants who have been briefed and consented can be worked around under Part 107 with the appropriate airframe.
Get started
Request a fpv cinematography quote
Tell us the site and the deliverable. Most quotes go back the same business day.
Tell us what you need documented
Send the address, the deliverable, and your target date. Most quotes go back the same business day.