What We Do
Photography & Videography
Not every shot needs a drone. I shoot at ground level too: interiors, team photos, equipment, events, and the details that make a business what it is. You get clean, professional photos and video that fit your website, your social feeds, and your print materials, all with the same eye I bring to the aerial work.
Droneography
Some stories only make sense from above. I’m an FAA Part 107 licensed pilot with more than 1,000 flight hours, and I capture high-resolution aerial photos and video of properties, land, and projects across Connecticut and New England. Whether it’s a listing, a development site, or a marketing piece, I show the full picture: the layout, the surroundings, and the scale.
FPV Cinematic Drone Video
FPV (first-person view) is a small, fast drone flown like you’re sitting in the cockpit. It can fly through doorways, down hallways, along a building’s edge, and out over the property in one continuous shot. The footage is fast, immersive, and memorable. It’s a strong fit for large properties, construction sites, venues, and brand videos that need to stop the scroll.
Rebranding & Marketing
New name, new look, newly renovated, or finally reopening? I’ll help you show it off. I create the photos and video you need to launch a fresh brand: storefronts, interiors, your team at work, and aerial views that put you on the map. You get content ready for your website, social media, and ads, so the new version of your business looks as good online as it does in person.
Construction Progress Documentation
I come from construction, so I know what a PM, owner’s rep, or developer needs to see. I’m Part 107 licensed and OSHA 30 trained, and I work safely around active job sites. I provide scheduled aerial and ground-level documentation from groundbreaking to topping out. You get a consistent visual record of every phase that keeps stakeholders informed and holds up when questions come later.
Aerial Roof & Building Inspections
Getting eyes on a roof or building exterior shouldn’t mean ladders, lifts, or guesswork. I use drone-based aerial and thermal imaging to capture detailed views of roofs, facades, and building envelopes. The thermal images can show heat loss and possible moisture problems that aren’t visible to the eye. You get clear documentation to share with your roofer, engineer, or property manager, fast and without anyone leaving the ground.