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By far our most technically challenging Drone shoot to date back in March for National Geographic has arrived on Channel 4 now. Following the engineering footsteps of some of the world’s greatest railways, this 6 part series looks at the geographical and technological engineering feats and the people who make them possible. ‘Worlds Greatest Train Journey’s from Above’
We filmed with our DJI Inspire 2 drone along the Bergen to Oslo route in March under some challenging weather conditions where temperatures went as low as -10 degrees in Finse, which is the location for Planet Hoth of Star Wars The Empire Strikes Back. Temperature affects batteries on drones under these conditions, often reducing the time of flight from 25 minutes to under 15 if it’s cold enough, so we had to bring at least 12 daily. So carrying a large drone with batteries, camera and lenses plus ground station equipment in Snow, Trains and cars was really a logistical task to pull off.
This National Geographic series is currently being shown on Channel 4.
We’ve just come off the new series of ‘No Place Like Home’ filming aerial Drone shots for Hungry Bear Media in Middlesbrough.
Filming aerial sequences across Middlesbrough in a built up city was going to be a challenge but under the guidance of Middlesbrough council and our knowledge, safety and cautious approach to flying drones, we took to the skies with a Mavic Mini 2, which is a Sub 250 gram drone and capable of filming closer to people and property.
‘No Place like Home’ for channel 5 sees celebrities re-visiiting places they knew as they grew up and our shoot day for an episode with presenter Chris Kamara would give us the chance to show off Middlesbrough from the air.
We’ve been working with Amazing Productions across several build sites for George Clarkes, ‘Remarkable Renovations’ series on Channel 4.
We produced content for ground based filming over several months of building work on this popular and successful series and also producing Aerial filming for a couple of episodes of work.
Remarkable Renovations is now available to watch on channel 4 now.
We worked with Daisybeck Studios, producers of ‘The Yorkshire Vet’ to produce some aerial drone video for their new programme called ”Today at the Caravan Show’
The show captures the heart and soul of the UK’s Caravan, Camping and motorhome community and delivers a program packed with interesting information and new products coming out as well as anything to do with the great outdoors.
We were asked to film Aerial Drone shots of both a couple driving a motorhome around the UK and also a woman who had never reverse parked a Caravan before.
The show and our contribution is available to watch on My5 now.
We worked with Crackit Productions for Channel 5 on a new series.
This exclusive series follows the work of Gloucester and Cheltenham Police forces as they tackle crime on the streets of Gloucester and Cheltenham after dark.
We used our DJI Inspire 2 Drone with a Zenmuse X5s Lens camera system to get the nighttime shots above the city of Gloucester as well as the Police Headquarters.
The series starts on Monday 14th February on Channel 5 at 9 PM.
This groundbreaking series for Crackit Productions saw the work of Hull Royal’s A&E department dealing with trauma and violence during the late shift, After Dark.
We were asked to film Aerial Drone footage for use on series 2 and captured the hospital and Helipad at its finsest using our DJI Inspire 2 Drone and 2 man team.
