Hire a drone pilot. Keep all the
raw content

You can do anything with them an owner could: use them, edit them, sell them, license them and hand them to anyone, forever, with no usage fees. We hold the copyright, which is how we keep a small library of wide scenic shots. It costs you nothing and never limits what you can do.

No. Only wide scenic shots, like lakes, ridgelines and town views, go in our stock library. Never your home, your build or your people. Weddings, private events and private homes are never licensed or published at all.

You leave the shoot with a hard drive full of your raw footage. No waiting on uploads, no download links that expire.

4K, shot in D-Log at 10-bit. It looks flat straight off the card on purpose, which leaves you far more room to push the colour in your own edit.

Yes. I hold a current FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot certificate, which is what the law requires for paid drone work, and I keep it current with the FAA’s recurrent training. My most recent completion is below.

If wind, rain or smoke make it unsafe to fly, we reschedule at no charge. You're never billed for a flight that didn't happen.

No, it means time on site. Setup, battery changes and moving between angles are all included, so there is no clock ticking against you while I get into position.

Anywhere within 30 miles of Coeur d'Alene is included. Past that there is one flat $75 trip fee, shown before you book.

No. Nothing is charged when you book. I confirm your date back to you first, and payment happens once the work is delivered. Your license to use the files starts once payment is in.

Most places, but not all. Some properties sit near airports or in controlled airspace that needs FAA authorisation first. I check that before your shoot, and if a flight can’t be approved you are not charged.