Aerial videography in Orlando means flying in some of the most congested airspace in Florida. MCO sits under Class B, Orlando Executive has its own Class D right over downtown, Sanford is Class C to the north, and the Disney restriction starts just west of Celebration. Video makes that harder than stills, because a moving shot crosses more airspace than a single hover does.
We plan the flight path around the authorization before the crew leaves Sebring, which is about an hour and three quarters up the road. Every flight is run by an FAA Part 107 licensed remote pilot, and we hold the clearance in hand rather than turning up and hoping. You get graded, edited footage cut to the length you need, with vertical versions for social, or raw clips if your own editor is finishing the piece.
This is the Orlando version of our aerial videography service. If you want stills instead of motion, see real estate drone photography in Orlando, or drone services in Orlando for everything we fly in the metro.

Thirty to ninety second cuts for a listing, a community launch or a development still under construction. Delivered graded and edited, or as raw clips.
Reveal shots over a venue, a course or a site before an event, planned around the airspace window rather than around the run of show.
Aerial B-roll for a company film, a careers page or a capability reel, shot to cut alongside footage you already have on the ground.
If you need photographs as well, we shoot both inside one flight window instead of billing you for two separate visits.
We fly video across Orange and Seminole counties, and out into Lake and Osceola when the job calls for it. Airspace difficulty changes from one neighborhood to the next, and that is usually what decides how a shoot gets scheduled.





Common questions about aerial videography in Orlando.