Make an immediate impression
The camera changes height and speed, taking the viewer through your location. This is how we create dynamic footage without constantly jumping to a new shot.
Take clients through and around your business in one fluid motion. The camera flies from outside to inside, moving through the showroom, office, production hall or warehouse. This allows you to show not just individual shots, but also how the spaces are connected to one another.
See how it worksFrom one space to the next
A standard camera usually stays on the ground. An FPV drone flies through openings, past machinery and from one space to another. This gives viewers the feeling of moving through the location themselves. This type of video is also called an FPV drone tour.
The camera changes height and speed, taking the viewer through your location. This is how we create dynamic footage without constantly jumping to a new shot.
FPV drone footage shows how the various spaces connect to one another. The flight can begin at the entrance and then continue through the office, showroom, production hall or warehouse.
Use the full video on your website, in a presentation or at a trade fair. You also receive a short vertical version for social media.
A view from inside
A compact FPV drone takes the viewer through offices, showrooms and workshops. You see how the spaces connect and where the work happens.
If the location permits, we connect outside and inside in a single flight. From the grounds, through the entrance, into the heart of the business.
First the route. Then the flight.
A good flight doesn’t start with flying. First, we decide what you want to show, which route is best suited to that, and which people or processes need to be featured. Then we prepare for the day of filming.
We assess the location and walk through the desired route. In doing so, we pay attention to passageways, interior spaces, camera movements and the key shots. Where necessary, we adjust the route so that the pilot can fly safely and without unnecessary interruptions. In doing so, we work in accordance with the regulations and agreements that apply to the location.
On the day of filming, our FPV drone pilot flies the route several times. This allows us to try out different manoeuvres and select the best flight afterwards. Where necessary, a spotter observes the filming.
After filming, we select and edit the footage, including music. You receive two versions: the full video and a short vertical video. This gives you a film for your website or presentation and a short version for social media.

A flight at BAS Truck Center
At BAS Truck Center, the flight takes you from the courtyard through the entrance to the reception and waiting area. Further into the video, you can see the offices, parts warehouse and workshops.
See the whole location
An FPV drone video quickly shows how spaces are connected and just how large a site really is. This works particularly well for businesses where ordinary photographs struggle to provide a complete picture, such as large warehouses, production halls, showrooms or sites comprising multiple buildings.
Show potential customers the actual location. This gives them a clear idea in advance of the premises, the scale and the atmosphere of your business.
Alongside the full video, you receive a short vertical version. This lets you show the same location in a format suited to social media.
A sweeping shot shows just how large a hall is and how different spaces are connected. This is often more difficult to convey with individual photographs.
Job applicants can see in advance where they’ll be working. You can show them not only the workplace, but also the production area, offices and other parts of the company.
More indoor examples
From a gym floor to teaching rooms, a pool hall and a truck workshop: explore four different spaces through FPV drone video.
A short flight between the fitness equipment and across the gym floor.
A flight through corridors and teaching spaces in the conservatory.
A flight through the pool hall, showing the pool and its surroundings.
A flight through the truck workshop, past vehicles, lifts and tools.
Practical questions
Below, we answer the most frequently asked questions about our working methods, indoor filming, safety and costs.
Request a price estimateFPV stands for First Person View. Through video goggles, the pilot sees what the camera sees and is therefore able to fly very purposefully through and around a location. This type of footage is also known as an FPV drone tour.
Standard drones are mainly used for calm aerial footage. FPV drones are smaller and more agile. This allows them to fly closer to objects and connect different indoor spaces in a single flight.
The price depends on the location, flight-route preparation, filming time and editing. Filming one workshop requires different preparation from filming several buildings or sites. You receive the full video and a short vertical version. Tell us about your location and what you want to show when you request a price estimate.
You receive the full video and a short vertical version, both edited with music. Use the full video on your website, in a presentation or at a trade fair. The short vertical video is intended for social media.
Yes. For indoor recordings, we use a compact FPV drone that is suitable for indoor spaces. We check the flight route in advance and discuss what will be happening in the room during the recording.
We will review in advance which areas and activities need to be captured on camera. Following that, we will walk through the route, check passageways and agree on where staff or visitors will be located during the flight.
Yes. We can start outside and then fly inside through a door, window or other passageway. This way, the grounds and the property together form a single continuous story.