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We film property, events, construction, tourism and heritage sites and company buildings from the air, and fly only where it’s legal and safe. Drone footage adds about €250 a shoot day to your film or crew day.
Aerial footage of sites, events and buildings, about €250 a shoot day on top of your film.
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We film property and hotels, events, construction sites, tourism and heritage sites, and company buildings from the air. Most of our drone work is part of a wider corporate, brand or event film, where a few aerial shots show the scale of a place. We only fly where the site is legal and safe, and we check that before we quote.
Four steps and one fixed price, from the first call to the finished film.
Step 01
A free 30-minute call with us about the film, the site and the shots you have in mind.
Step 02
We check the location on the IAA’s zone map and agree it with the landowner or venue.
Step 03
One price in writing, with the drone, the travel and the edit already in it.
Step 04
We fly on the shoot day, weather allowing, and cut the aerials into your film.
“One of their filming days was a Saturday, and they had no problem working on a weekend to meet my short deadlines.”
“I like the way their team is so enthusiastic and ambitious. They bring this energy to each project and looking forward to the next piece of work together”
“The team is very passionate about what they do. They don’t tick boxes; they always find fresh and innovative solutions.”
One call, a check of your site against the airspace map, and one fixed price in writing.
From €250
About €250 for each shoot day we fly, added to your film or crew day, on outdoor sites that are legal to fly.
From €4,350
A full day of filming in Dublin, cut into a two to three minute film. Drone shots go on top at about €250.
Typical brief
A two to three minute film of your site: one full shoot day, with drone shots outside and interviews inside.
Typical deliverables
Typical cost
€4,600–€5,450
Fixed in writing
Need filming only? Crew hire starts from €1,750 for half a day, and drone footage adds about €250. See videographer and crew hire.
Prices exclude VAT. Irish clients add 23%; most UK and international business clients pay no Irish VAT.
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Get your instant quoteWe fly where it’s legal and safe, in the light the shot needs, alongside the crew on the ground.
We check the site on the IAA’s zone map, agree it with the landowner or venue, and plan where to take off.
Reveals, slow pushes and top-down shots of a site, a building or a landscape, from our DJI Mavic 3 Pro.
Closer, flowing moves around a building or along a route, from our DJI Avata FPV, where it’s safe to fly.
The aerial shots are cut into your film and reviewed on Vimeo, and you can keep the clips.
The aerial shots cut into your film, with music, colour and titles.
Comments at the exact second you want changed, each round.
The best drone clips as their own files, if you want them.
Photos from the air on the same shoot, as an add-on.
Short versions for each platform, about €150–€250 each.
“I was very impressed with the standard of the shots they created for these videos. The footage was brilliant and very impressive.”
Heritage sites, councils, charities, hotels and companies, filmed from the air as part of their films.
Heritage and public bodies
Hotels and places
Companies and events
By checking every site before we quote, and flying only where the rules allow. Drones in Ireland fly under EU rules enforced by the Irish Aviation Authority (IAA). A drone has to stay in the pilot’s sight, below 120 metres, away from crowds and out of restricted zones unless the right permission is in place.
So before we quote, we check your address on the IAA’s zone map and ask the landowner or venue for permission to take off. Large parts of Dublin sit near Dublin Airport and Casement Aerodrome, and flying near airports, over crowds or in busy streets needs permission in advance, which can take a while. Heritage sites, parks and beaches can have their own rules too.
At events we film from the side, never over the crowd. If a site can’t be flown, we tell you before the shoot. At the Macnas Halloween parade we filmed with a press pass and no drone, as the crowd rules required.
Scale and place: the things that are hard to show from the ground. A few aerial shots set the scene, and too many look like stock footage, so we use them where they earn their place.
Most of these shots sit inside a wider film, with interviews and footage from the ground.
Two of our own. The DJI Mavic 3 Pro is our main camera drone: steady wide shots, slow reveals and top-down views of a site, a building or a landscape. The DJI Avata is a small FPV drone, flown with goggles, for closer and faster moves around a building or along a route, where it’s safe to fly.
The drone is one part of the shoot. On the same day our crew films on the ground with Blackmagic cinema cameras, Fujifilm X-H2S bodies, gimbals, lights and wireless sound, so the aerial shots and the interviews match in the edit. Which drone comes out, and when, depends on the site, the light and the wind on the day. We plan it on the call, and if the weather turns we move the shoot: that’s free with at least 24 hours’ notice.
With us, drone footage adds about €250 for each shoot day we fly, on top of the film or the crew day it’s part of. It’s for outdoor sites that are legal to fly, and we check that before we quote.
A corporate or brand film from one full shoot day, two to three minutes long, is typically €4,350–€5,200, so the same film with drone shots is about €4,600–€5,450. Event videos start from €3,650. If you only need the filming and will edit it yourself, crew hire starts from €1,750 for half a day. Outside Dublin, travel is built into your quote and an overnight adds roughly €250–€350. Whatever you choose goes into one fixed price in writing before the shoot, and every price on this page is plus VAT.
Can’t see yours? Ask us directly.
No. The rules don’t allow it, so we film events from the side, or leave the drone out when the site won’t allow it.
Sometimes. Much of Dublin is near Dublin Airport or Casement Aerodrome, so we check the exact spot first. Some shots need permission in advance.
Wind and rain ground drones. Moving a shoot is free with at least 24 hours’ notice, so we watch the forecast with you.
Yes. We can send the aerial clips as separate files alongside your film, as we did for the OPW and Ronald McDonald House.
Yes, on film shoots where it’s legal and safe to fly, as an add-on to the drone footage.
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