Your building in its surroundings
Show the setting, access roads and outdoor space. This can suit a business site, hotel or event venue where the surroundings are part of the visit.

Show how your buildings, grounds and surroundings connect. We discuss what needs to be shown, prepare the drone shoot and edit the footage into a video for your website or presentation.
How large is your site? Where is the entrance? How do the buildings connect? An aerial view shows these relationships in a single image. It helps when individual photographs from ground level provide little overview.
Show the setting, access roads and outdoor space. This can suit a business site, hotel or event venue where the surroundings are part of the visit.
An overview flight shows which buildings, parking areas and working grounds belong together. We can then move closer to a part you want to explain.
Do you also want to go indoors? An FPV drone video may suit your project. It connects spaces through a moving camera. We assess the possible route in advance.

BAS Truck Center · Veghel
At BAS Truck Center in Veghel, the flight starts in the courtyard and takes the camera through the entrance to reception and the waiting area. Further on, you see offices, the parts warehouse and workshops. This is an FPV example: a flight through and around the location.
Start with what the viewer needs to understand. An overview flight suits a first impression of the grounds. FPV may suit the connection between outside and inside. We choose the shots based on that question and what is possible at the location.
Suitable when you mainly want to show the building, its setting and the size of the grounds.
Suitable when the route through your location matters. The viewer follows the camera from one space to the next.
Drone footage can add an overview to a corporate film. We discuss which footage is already available and what still needs to be filmed.
In a video, the edit determines what you see. In a virtual tour, visitors choose their own viewing direction and the next space.
BAS Truck Center · Waiting area
An aerial view provides an overview; a closer shot shows a particular detail. Alternating these shots in the edit lets you show the whole location first, then take viewers to the work happening there. We discuss how the video will be used and what footage is needed.
We start with the location, your audience and what you want to show. Then we decide on the route, filming times and who needs to be present. For outdoor footage, we also consider light and weather. After filming, we select and edit the material. We agree on the required length, versions and schedule for your project.
That depends on preparation, the location, filming time and editing. Showing one building is different from filming several sites. In your enquiry, tell us the location, what you want to show and where you will use the video. This helps us prepare a relevant price estimate.
We edit the recorded footage with music into a video for the agreed use. We decide on the length and any additional versions in advance. For an FPV project, you receive the full video and a short vertical version for social media. See the FPV process and examples.
We discuss access to the site, the spaces or features to be filmed and the presence of staff or visitors. We also check in advance which permissions or other arrangements are needed for the flight and who will handle them. This makes clear what we need from you before filming.
The schedule depends on the filming date and the editing required. If you have a trade fair, opening or another fixed publication date, include it in your enquiry. We can then discuss feasible filming and delivery dates before starting.
Outdoor filming depends on conditions on the day. If they are unsuitable, we discuss another filming date. For indoor filming, we separately assess whether the planned route and conditions at the location are suitable.
A selection of organisations for which Zien360 has created virtual tours or drone footage. The video example on this page is BAS Truck Center in Veghel.







