Choosing the right drone for your production can be a daunting task, but with the right information and guidance, you can find the drone that best fits your needs. There are many different drones on the market, each with its own unique capabilities and features. To help you make the right choice, we’ve put together…
DetailsHow Drones Are Used In The Construction Industry Drones, or unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), are increasingly being used in the construction industry for a variety of purposes, including: Surveying and mapping: Drones equipped with high-resolution cameras and other sensors can be used to quickly and accurately survey construction sites, creating detailed 3D maps and models…
DetailsMerry Christmas from the DroneScope team! Sit back with a mince pie and check out this Christmas Special we shot with Girardo & Co. earlier in December. Looking forward to more of this in 2023!
DetailsFPV (first-person view) drone filming can be a great option for TV and film productions because it allows for a unique perspective that can be difficult or impossible to capture with traditional cameras. FPV drones are equipped with cameras that can capture high-quality video footage from a variety of angles and heights, giving filmmakers the…
DetailsCan you fly a drone in London? London’s airspace is full of restricted areas, heliports and airports all of which have their own requirements when applying for drone permissions. Over the past decade our team has built up a system to fast track permissions, ensure that all relevant authorities are aware of our operations and…
DetailsThroughout 2019 our drone pilots had the amazing opportunity to film for the production and EPK (behind the scenes) for the upcoming film, 1917. The film is set in Northern France during World War 1 but was filmed all over the UK, from the Salisbury Plains and up to Govan Docks in Glasgow. We went…
DetailsDRONE FILMING IN THE FINNISH ARCTIC CIRCLE BMW Winter Driving Experience, Reindeer Ride & Ice Fishing in the Finnish Arctic Circle Back in March we joined the BMW i8 pure impulse team just outside of Rovaniemi, Finland for an event based around an ice driving experience. The instructors split up the guests and took them…
DetailsThe use of aerial photography in the construction industry has mainly revolved around showcasing finished projects for external marketing purposes. Since the start of 2017 Dronescope has provided clients with repeatable drone based images that can be accurately compared over the duration of the project. The ability to provide the same framing week by week or month by month allows clients to evaluate the progress effectively, ensure deadlines are being met and investors have a visual method of tracking any progress.
DetailsBack in 2017 we provided the aerial film for series 8 of the hit ITV comedy drama Doc Martin. After a brief meeting with the director & associate producer we ended up going with the Inspire 2 as our drone of choice. Although the director wanted to shoot on a full frame sensor the benefits of using the I2 & X5S combo far outweighed the drawbacks, bearing in mind this was pre X7 camera days where the micro 4/3 sensor was the only option.
DetailsBMW and JI Events Munich partnered up to produce an incredible Cotswolds experience for BMW i8 owners. The owners arrived from different corners of the globe for the weekend, kicking off at The Manor in Weston-on-Green. In the build up to the event, the DroneScope team came up with the concept for the event video and went about storyboarding for the clients approval. Once signed off we arranged permissions for flights along different legs of the journey from safe spots ensuring we had met the CAA dronecode.
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