Drone Video

There’s something captivating about drone videography that makes it my favourite way to film. Perhaps it’s the unique perspective it offers, or it might be the fact that aerial footage is now accessible to organisations of every size. Whatever the reason, it’s a fantastic way to showcase places, landscapes and projects from an entirely new angle.

 

Drone footage is particularly valuable when location plays an important role in your story. Whether you’re a conservation charity managing acres of countryside, a visitor attraction welcoming guests, or a business with facilities you’re proud of, aerial footage helps audience appreciate the scale and impact of your work in ways that ground-level filming simply can’t.

 

While drone footage is often at its most powerful when combined with traditional video to tell a complete story, it can be just as striking in its own right. Explore some examples below to see how aerial videography can bring your organisation to life.

Footage of Lyme Regis and the surrounding Jurassic Coast landscape captured whilst commissioned to film Fossil Festival in 2026.

Cinematic video filmed with a friend during an exploration in Leybourne. We  hiked with the drone to find some fantastic spots for sunset!

Taking my drone out at golden hour to experiment with some landscape shots around West Malling as the sun began to set.

Video filmed, edited and produced for Walltec Group to showcase the properties at Brenchley Fields in Harrietsham.

Video edited using existing footage for Walltec Group to showcase the property at James Watt Way in Erith.

A recreational outing in Guildford with the aim of capturing cinematic shots of the surrounding buildings and landscapes.

Because I primarily work with small businesses and charities, I keep my pricing simple and accessible. There’s no additional charge for drone videography – you’ll pay the same flat rate of £150 for a half day or £250 for a full day. That means you can combine aerial footage with photography or ground-level video to create a complete package without worrying about unexpected costs.

 

Everything is managed in-house, from planning and filming through to editing the finished content. Whether you need photography, videography, drone footage or a combination of all three, you’ll work with one person throughout the project – ensuring its consistent and hassle-free.

 

Drone work is genuinely one of my favourite parts of the job. If you’d like to see how aerial footage could help tell your organisation’s story, I’d love to chat.