Who comes to the shoot
Always the same person: Borys. He speaks Polish and Ukrainian, plans the shots, runs the camera, gimbal, microphones and drone, and then edits. There is no account manager to “pass it on” and no crew to host. There is one person who was on set and knows what was recorded.
Gear
- Camera: Sony a6400 with 4K recording and the S-Log profile for colour grading.
- Lens: Sigma 16 mm f/1.4, a fast wide-angle for interiors and small venues.
- Stabilisation: a DJI RS 3 Mini gimbal for smooth moving shots.
- Sound: a Hollyland Lark M2 wireless set for two people.
- Drone: a DJI Air 3S, class C1, 4K recording up to 60 fps.
- ND filters for working in full sun.
It is a kit that can film a restaurant, a salon, a housing estate and an interview in one day, with no rental and no extras on the quote.
Certification and rules
A drone operator certified in the open category (A1/A3) and registered with the Polish Civil Aviation Authority. Before every flight we check the zones and register the flight in the DroneTower app. We do not film bystanders' faces up close, we do not fly over other people's property, and we ask for consent before anyone appears in the frame. More on the rules on our blog.
Why so affordable
Because the price includes no office, no decks and no coordinators. It includes gear bought once, travel, a few hours of filming and the edit. We worked it out on the “Why us” page, and the price list is public and does not change after the call. First-time clients get a trial shoot with a 30% discount: see the quality before you decide.