Visual story 4K (videos + photos)

The "Visual Story" package is for those who want both movement and stills. You get 45 minutes of flight time, 6 edited drone video shots in 4K (horizontal format), and 15 high-resolution aerial photographs. Final edited product amounts to approximately 10 seconds per video. It’s perfect for web and social media content that needs variety.

Since the footage is in 4K, you or your creative team can easily crop it vertically for social media. If you'd like to get both horizonal and vertical videos, this can be sold as an additional service :)

What's included:

• 45 minutes flight

• 6 cinematic 4K video clips (horizontal format)

• 15 high-resolution aerial photos

• Great for businesses, venues, and creative projects

• Natural colour grading included

Choose your 6 drone shots from this list:

Smooth Flyover - a slow and steady flight over a location or subject. Great for showing natural scenery, rooftops, gardens, or coastlines with a calm cinematic feel.

Orbit Shot - the drone rotates around a subject, keeping it centered in frame. Ideal for properties, people, or landmarks—it creates a sense of focus and drama.

Tracking Shot - the drone follows a moving subject - like someone walking, running, cycling, or a vehicle cruising. Adds movement and action to the sequence.

Tracking Orbit - a combo move: the drone orbits around a subject while it’s moving, like someone walking in a circle or running across a space. Looks super dynamic and gives depth to the scene.

Parallax Shot - a cinematic effect where the subject stays centered while the background moves at a different speed due to a sideways drone movement. Ideal for bringing out spatial depth and movement.

Fly Through - a smooth flight through a narrow space (like a doorway, alley, under a canopy or between trees). This one depends on location and flight safety, but when it works, it adds a wow factor.

Pullback Shot - the drone moves backward or rises while keeping the subject in frame, slowly revealing the surrounding area. Great for showing scale and isolation.

Low Pass - the drone flies close to the ground or water surface at speed (great for entrances, reveals, or just adding intensity to a scene).

Top-Down (Bird’s Eye) - shot from directly above, facing straight down. Perfect for showing layout, symmetry, and textures.

High-Altitude Overview - a wide shot from way above (max 120 meters by law), showing full surroundings - useful for giving a sense of where something is located, or just setting the scene.

Pan & Tilt Combo - the drone moves sideways or upward while the camera pans or tilts to follow something interesting. It’s a more dynamic way to show off a space or action.

Rising Reveal (Crane-Style Lift) - the drone lifts up slowly from behind a foreground element (like a wall, tree, or rock), revealing what’s behind it. Great for dramatic openings or transitions.

These can be customised to fit your location, style, and message. Not sure what to pick? I’ll help you choose the right mix for the best result.