Can you film on board during the flight?
Yes, with the operator's approval. We keep everything hand held and stowed for takeoff and landing.

Aviation
First looks, boarding, cabin details and the flight itself. Filmed light, filmed quietly, handed straight back to you.

A jet cabin is small, bright at the windows and dark everywhere else, and there is nowhere to stand. It punishes a big crew and rewards one person who has done it before.
We pack a single camera and a small light, work around the crew's timings, and never hold up a departure. On the ground we shoot the hangar, the walk up and the boarding.
This also covers jet podcasts, which have their own page with the full setup explained.
Hangar, walk up, boarding, taxi, and the flight itself.
Shot to handle the window blowout without killing the cabin.
Nothing that slows a crew down or blocks an aisle.
Tail numbers and faces kept out of the cut if you ask.
Frames from shoots we were hired to do. No stock, no mood board.
Aviation
AviationA private link the day we shoot, so you see it before you pay the rest.
The originals are yours. We keep no rights over them.
One way, anywhere in the Miami area, at no extra cost.
Send the date, the place, and what is happening. We reply the same day.
One camera, no crew standing around. You carry on, we work the room.
A preview link the same day, then the full set of files and cuts.
Yes, with the operator's approval. We keep everything hand held and stowed for takeoff and landing.
No. We work to the crew's clock, and the ground footage is shot before the crew needs the space.
Yes. Tell us before the shoot and we frame around it, or remove it in the edit.
Yes. That is a separate setup with broadcast microphones and its own page explaining how the recording works.
Thirty minutes of travel one way is included with every booking. Further out adds a travel expense, agreed before the day.
Tell us the day. We bring the camera.