DRONE PHOTOGRAPHY · DRONE VIDEO · FILM
Drone photography and video.
A new perspective.
Aerial images can show the surroundings, give a film context and place a location in its setting. I plan drone photography and video as a separate assignment or part of a combined production. Send the location, date and purpose so we can assess the options.
Aerial images for businesses, locations and films
Businesses and places
Show buildings and surroundings from another angle. Aerial photographs can support a website or presentation alongside images from the ground. We agree what they need to show and how they will be used.
Locations and tourism
A wider view of landscape, location and access can give viewers a sense of a place. We plan direction and timing around your story and the actual possibilities on location.
Films and campaigns
An aerial clip can open a film, connect scenes or show activity in a wider setting. Drone video is planned with the production so movement, light and editing work together. See film production.
A STILL FROM MY OWN DRONE FILM
Planning starts
with the place.
Send the specific location and a short description of what you want to show. The options depend on the area, access, site conditions and weather. Feasibility needs to be clarified before drone filming becomes part of the agreement.
We agree suitable timing and an alternative plan if conditions change. Photography and filming from the ground may be part of a combined production.
I am based in Hørsholm. Assignments in Copenhagen, North Zealand and elsewhere in Denmark are assessed by location and scope.
CHOOSE DELIVERABLES FOR THEIR USE
Drone photography
Selected aerial images for websites, presentations or campaigns. Subjects, image numbers, editing and usage rights are agreed before the assignment. Describe the views you need.
Drone video
Aerial clips for a finished film or agreed video deliverable. We plan movement and lengths with editing in mind. Resolution, formats and any delivery of selected clips are described in the quote.
Combined photography and film
Combine aerial images with business photography, portraits and filming from the ground. A shared plan creates consistency and a clear agreement on what the day will cover.
FROM MY OWN WORK
Watch my drone film.
Coast, water and sunset seen from above. This film is an example of my own drone work, showing how perspective and movement can convey a sense of the surroundings.
Your film has its own brief. We choose shots for the place and story you want to present.
An example from my own drone film
Drone photography
and video pricing.
The price depends on preparation, location, shooting time, travel and editing. Image numbers, film versions and usage rights are agreed in a combined quote.
Send the location, preferred date, deadline and intended use. Tell me whether you need other photographs or film too. We can then assess feasibility and scope before booking.
Good to know
Can you use a drone at every location?
Feasibility is assessed for the specific location and assignment. Access, local conditions, weather and necessary clarifications are considered before booking. A particular shot or flight is not promised in advance.
What happens if the weather changes?
We agree how to handle unsuitable conditions. This might mean another time or an alternative from the ground, depending on the production.
Can aerial footage be combined with regular filming?
Yes. Aerial images can be part of a combined production with photographs and footage from the ground. They are planned together to support the same story.
What should I send for a quote?
Location, date, purpose, preferred deliverables and deadline are a useful starting point. Tell me who can clarify site access and which channels will use the material.
Which files and formats will I receive?
File formats, resolution and the number of finished images or clips are agreed around your use. Tell me whether the material is for a website, presentation or film so delivery can be planned accordingly.
DRONE FOOTAGE · SWIMMING · COASTLINE
A view from above.
A short drone sequence follows a swimmer near the coast. It shows how an aerial perspective can connect an athlete with the surrounding landscape. Tell Mark about your planned location and purpose when discussing a production.
