Aerial Capture
FPV drone videos
A moving audience perspective — one continuous, intimate camera move that lives inside the show.
What is FPV?
FPV is not an aerial camera. It is a moving audience perspective: one continuous, intimate camera move that takes the audience from the scale of the room to the artist's world in seconds.
Examples of possible shots
Arena-to-artist reveal — a controlled approach that moves from the scale of the venue to the artist.
Performance orbit — a short, well-spaced orbit around a defined mark.
Walkway pursuit — a backward or side-following move along a pre-approved corridor.
Exit to scale — pull away from the artist to reveal stage, lighting, audience and the full arena.
This video filmed at the Sphere includes all the previously mentioned examples of shots.
Safety and control
- Ultra low drone weight; only 108g ready to fly (0.238 lbs).
- Pre-defined flight corridors and no-fly zones.
- Pilot plus dedicated visual observer / safety spotter.
- Venue-specific risk assessment.
- Clearly defined abort procedure, emergency landing areas and go/no-go decision before every show.
- Redundant transmission, recording and communications.
Technical delivery
- Live feed, recording, backup systems and crew.
- Live feed in 1080p 60fps via HDMI possible.
- Recording in 4K 60fps on board.
- 1080p 60fps recording in ground station.
- Redundant remote control 915MHz and 2.4GHz.
- Redundant video link 2.4GHz and 5.8GHz.