FAA certified aerial videography, every flight planned.
Every flight is planned around the airspace, the weather and the shot list. South Florida has busy controlled airspace around PBI, FLL and MIA, so we request authorization where it is required and fly only where it is legal and safe, then deliver in 4K.
Real estate
Lot lines, rooflines, water access and the neighborhood.
Construction and facilities
Progress shots and campus overviews.
Events
Wide shots of the venue and the crowd, where allowed.
Brand films
Aerial moments that give a film scale.
Drone videography pricing
Aerial and drone
$800 to $2,000
Brand film with aerials
$3,500 to $8,000
Ranges are starting points. Flight time and permits move the price.
Drone videography by county
We fly across all of South Florida from our base in Palm Beach Gardens. Each county has its own mix of airspace, coastline and property types, so the flight plan changes with the address.
Palm Beach County
Jupiter, Palm Beach Gardens, West Palm Beach, Palm Beach, Delray Beach and Boca Raton. Waterfront estates on the Intracoastal, golf communities, oceanfront condos and commercial campuses. Palm Beach International (PBI) controls much of the airspace near West Palm Beach, so most flights there run through FAA authorization first.
Treasure Coast: Martin and St. Lucie
Stuart, Jupiter Island, Hobe Sound, Port St. Lucie and Vero Beach. Open water, marinas, the St. Lucie River and new construction. Less controlled airspace than the south, which means more flexibility on timing and altitude.
Broward County
Fort Lauderdale, Las Olas, Pompano Beach, Hollywood and Weston. Canal homes, high-rise condos, marinas and the cruise port area. Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International (FLL) and Fort Lauderdale Executive (FXE) shape where and how high we fly.
Miami-Dade County
Miami, Miami Beach, Brickell, Coral Gables, Key Biscayne and Doral. Miami International (MIA) sits under Class B airspace, the busiest category there is, so Miami-Dade drone work is planned days ahead around authorization windows.
What we fly for
Aerial footage earns its place when it shows something the ground cannot: scale, location, access and the view. These are the shoots we fly most often.
Real estate and listings
Lot lines, distance to the water, the neighborhood and the view from the top floor. For waterfront homes in Palm Beach and Broward, the aerial is often the first shot buyers see.
Construction progress
The same flight path flown monthly from the same points, so owners, lenders and investors can compare progress side by side.
Events and venues
Establishing shots of the venue, crowd scale and arrivals for galas, festivals and outdoor brand activations, where airspace and crowd rules allow.
Brand and corporate films
Campus flyovers, facility tours and opening shots that place a company in its city. Aerials cut into the larger film rather than standing alone.
Airspace, permits and Florida drone law
Every commercial flight we fly falls under FAA Part 107. Near airports we request authorization through LAANC, the FAA system that approves many controlled-airspace requests in near real time. Where LAANC does not cover a location or altitude, we file for a waiver or authorization in advance and build that lead time into the schedule.
Temporary flight restrictions are common here. Stadium events, space launches on the Space Coast and VIP visits in Palm Beach can close airspace with little notice. We check restrictions the day before and the morning of every flight.
Florida law adds its own rules. Florida Statute 934.50 limits using a drone to capture images of private property or people on it where they expect privacy, and Florida Statute 330.41 restricts flights over critical infrastructure such as power plants, ports and water treatment facilities. We plan framing and flight paths so your footage is usable without crossing either line.
How a drone shoot works
One. You send the address, the goal and the deadline. Two. We check airspace, restrictions and the forecast, then confirm the plan and the price. Three. We fly at the best light, usually early morning or the hour before sunset, and capture 4K video plus stills when requested. Four. You get edited aerial video, color graded and ready for your site, your listing or your edit, typically within the turnaround on your quote.
Wind and rain move dates in South Florida, especially in summer. If weather grounds a flight, we move it to the next safe window.
What you get from a drone shoot
Edited aerial video in 4K, color graded to match your brand or your ground footage. Raw clips for your own editor when your quote includes them. High-resolution stills when booked with the flight. Vertical cuts for Reels and Shorts when the shoot is planned for social. Files arrive by download link.
Drone videography FAQs
Are your drone pilots FAA licensed?
Yes. Our pilots hold FAA Part 107 remote pilot certificates.
What projects use drone footage?
Real estate, construction, events, facilities and brand films.
Where do you fly?
Across South Florida, including Palm Beach, Jupiter, Stuart, Port St. Lucie, Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale and Miami, plus Orlando, Tampa and Fort Myers, wherever airspace rules allow.
How much does drone work cost?
Aerial and drone work runs $800 to $2,000 depending on flight time, permits and deliverables.
Do you fly drones in Miami-Dade and Broward County?
Yes. We fly in Miami, Miami Beach, Coral Gables, Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood and across both counties. Much of the area sits under MIA and FLL controlled airspace, so we request FAA authorization before the flight.
Do you need permission to fly near Palm Beach International?
Yes. Most of West Palm Beach and Palm Beach sits in PBI controlled airspace. We request FAA authorization through LAANC or a waiver before every flight there.
What happens if the weather is bad?
We watch wind and rain forecasts and make the call before the crew travels. If weather grounds the flight, we move it to the next safe window.
