Services
Drone photo & video
Aerial video and photos for real estate, hotels, brands and events in Milan, on Lake Como and across Italy. We only fly where it’s allowed, and we check the airspace for every address before you book. We pilot the drone ourselves and edit the aerial shots together with the ground footage.
01 — Scope
What's included
- Real estate agencies and villa owners
- Hotels, wineries and country estates
- Brands: ads and brand films
- Outdoor event organizers
- Flight-zone check on the D-Flight map
- Property owner’s consent, arranged by us
- An in-house pilot at the controls
- Color grading and editing of the aerial footage
- 16:9 video plus vertical 9:16 versions
- Color-graded aerial photos
- Aerial shots cut into the main film
- Files delivered via download link
02 — Flight plan
How we plan a flight before takeoff
Every waypoint is a shot. We plan the route before we leave, so once we’re airborne, we simply fly it. We’ll tell you which shots are possible at your address once we’ve checked it.
A glossary of drone shots
Reveal
The camera rises past a tree or a roofline and reveals the whole villa.
Orbit
A slow circle around the subject: a house, a tower, a winery.
Top-down
The camera points straight down: a pool, a garden, a table set before the guests arrive.
Follow
The drone tracks a car, a boat or a person from a safe distance, within line of sight and never over bystanders.
Facade pass
A smooth move along the building, if the rules for that location allow it and the owner agrees.
Rise
From a close detail to a wide shot that shows where the property sits.
03 — Credentials
Credentials and flight rules
- In-house, ENAC A1/A3 qualified
- Registered on D-Flight
- Third-party liability
- Up to 120 m (400 ft), within visual line of sight
04 — Rules
How we decide whether we can fly
| Situation | What we do | When |
|---|---|---|
| Any address | We check the zone on the D-Flight map | before you book |
| Private property | We get the owner’s consent to take off and fly there | before the shoot |
| Over people or crowds | We don’t fly | — |
| No-fly location | We tell you right away and don’t take the job | before you book |
05 — Process
How we work
- Address and brief
- Zone check on the D-Flight map
- Permits, if the location requires them
- Weather and light window
- Flight
- Color grading, editing and delivery
If the location needs permits, we’ll tell you after the zone check, before you book, whether we can apply for them. The decision rests with the authorities, so we don’t confirm the flight until they sign off.
06 — Rates
How projects are priced
We quote once we’ve checked the flight zone at your address: the price depends on the location, the brief and whether permits are needed.
07 — Questions
FAQ
It depends on the spot: cities often have restricted zones. We check the address on the D-Flight map and, before you book, tell you whether we can fly there and whether any permits are needed. If they are, the decision rests with the authorities, and we only confirm the flight once they sign off. We never fly over people.
Yes, but never over the guests: flying over crowds isn’t allowed. We take the wide shots before things start or away from the guests, where the zone and the venue allow it.
We reschedule. If the flight falls through for unforeseen reasons, we move it to the earliest date that works for you and that flying conditions allow.
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