Listings + marketing
Real Estate Aerial Media
Cinematic listing films, twilight stills, and neighborhood context that make scale, access, and setting unmistakable.
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Brief
We collect the mission goal, the site, and the window from you first. A listing still, a month-over-month jobsite set, a claim file, a roof packet, and an orthomosaic are five different flights. Where and when matter as much as what.
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Authorize
Airspace class, LAANC on the live UAS Facility Map, Part 107 Waivers, TFR and National Security Event notices, and local permits (NYPD for New York City operations, property/GC access, venue clearance). Coordination happens here — not on the pad.
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Conditions
Day-of weather, TFRs, National Security Events, and NOTAMs can change an approval that looked clean the night before. This is the GO / NO-GO gate. Authorization is planning status, not a launch.
04
Fly
Capture from the viewpoints the brief and the authorization actually allow — stills, film, or a mapping grid. The aircraft comes down when the coverage for the deliverable is in the card, not when the battery is empty.
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Process
After the flight: cull, color, align, and reconstruct. Photogrammetry, 3D site models, construction tracking sets, and inspection packets are built here. A map is not a JPEG of a map — it is processed data.
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Deliver
Stills, film, orthomosaics, DEMs, 3D models, progress comparisons, and reports — organized to the specification in the brief. This is the product the client files, presents, or sells. Flying is only half the job.
Planned around the operating need
Useful visual context, with clear boundaries.
Cinematic listing films, twilight stills, and neighborhood context that make scale, access, and setting unmistakable.
Built for Brokers, developers, and owners selling or marketing a property. Every assignment begins with the decision the media needs to support, the site, access, requested timing, and intended output.
A submitted brief starts a feasibility review. It does not authorize a flight, confirm a date, or create a contract. Conditions and approvals can change what is operationally possible.
Typical deliverables
- Aerial listing stills
- Curb + approach stills
- Neighborhood / access context
- Listing film on request
Listing Film
Last light over the block.
An eight-second twilight flyover of a North Jersey neighborhood — roofs, streets, parked cars. Listing film is a deliverable, not a leftover clip from stills. Ground photography cannot show how a property sits in its block. Altitude can.
Selected sample
Suburban Block At Last Light
Oblique still of a suburban block at last light — roofs, streets, parked cars, and tree canopy. The site is not labeled on the frame.
Residential
Suburban Block At Last Light
Oblique still of a suburban block at last light — roofs, streets, parked cars, and tree canopy. The site is not labeled on the frame.
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Altitude Changes Everything
From Rooftops to Bottom Lines.
Tell us the site and the decision the media has to support. We will scope the flight, the deliverables, and whether it is operationally feasible under Part 107.
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