Our Work

​Video Production Built Around Real Workplaces

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A lot of video-production websites focus on style first.

We tend to start with the location.

What is happening there? Who can be on camera? What areas are restricted? Is the facility operating during the shoot? Can a drone legally fly there? Is the production team working around forklifts, construction traffic, patients, customers, machinery or a live event schedule?

Those questions shape the production long before editing begins.

We work with businesses and organizations that need video for marketing, training, recruiting, internal communications, project documentation, sales, events and customer education.

The finished project may be polished, but the process has to work in the real world first.

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What We Produce

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Our core production work includes:

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Drone Video & Aerial Photography

Aerial footage can quickly show scale, location and surrounding context.

We use drone video for construction sites, commercial properties, industrial facilities, business locations and other projects where the viewer needs to understand the larger environment.

Our FAA Part 107-certified pilots plan around airspace, property access, weather, nearby people and active operations before flight.

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Indoor FPV Drone Fly-Throughs

FPV is useful when the viewer needs to move through a space instead of simply seeing separate rooms.

We use indoor FPV for manufacturing facilities, offices, commercial properties, warehouses, schools and other locations where one continuous route helps explain the layout.

Some locations work well in a single pass. Others require several controlled flights, hidden edits or a combination of FPV and conventional cameras.

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Construction Timelapse

Construction does not happen in a day.

Long-term timelapse cameras can document a project over weeks or months and create a visual record of major milestones.

Timelapse projects can also include recurring drone footage, interviews, progress photography and final completion coverage.

Full-Service Video Production

When people need to explain the company, process, project or result, we bring in the rest of the production.

That can include:

• interviews;

• multiple cameras;

• professional audio;

• lighting;

• teleprompters;

• b-roll;

• drone footage;

• motion graphics;

• captions;

• editing; and

• shorter versions for social media, sales or internal use.

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We also support out-of-state agencies and production companies that need a reliable Houston crew for local filming.

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Industries We Work In

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Our work is primarily business-to-business.

Current industry experience includes:

• construction;

• commercial real estate;

• oil and gas;

• industrial and manufacturing operations;

• healthcare and institutional projects;

• education;

• aerospace and aviation;

• business services;

• professional sports;

• home services;

• events and conferences; and

• other Houston-area businesses.

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Different industries create different production problems.

A commercial property may need drone and FPV. A manufacturing facility may need interviews and process footage without stopping production. A construction site may need months of timelapse before the final video is even edited.

We build the production around the environment instead of trying to use the same package everywhere.

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Experience Across Houston Projects

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Our work has included projects throughout Houston and the surrounding region.

Examples include:

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LBJ Hospital Expansion — Houston

Construction interviews, drone footage and progress documentation supporting a multi-phase hospital expansion while crews continued working around an active medical campus.

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Industrial OEM Manufacturing — Sugar Land

A business capabilities video showing precision manufacturing, quality-control processes and shipping operations inside an active facility.

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1-800-Plumber — Pearland

Localized broadcast commercials, motion graphics and marketing video for a Houston-area home-services franchise.

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Houston Dynamo Stadium — Downtown Houston

Drone, timelapse and interview coverage documenting construction progress through the stadium grand opening.

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Chennault Aviation Academy — Conroe

Enrollment and marketing video featuring student interviews and FPV drone coverage through an active aviation facility.

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How We Work

We try to keep the process straightforward.

First, we figure out what the video needs to accomplish.

Then we look at the location, people, access, schedule and deliverables.

From there, we recommend the crew and equipment that actually make sense for the project.

We do not believe every production needs a large crew.

A smaller project may only require one or two operators. A more complicated shoot may need additional camera operators, audio, lighting, drone coverage, teleprompters or long-term equipment.

The scope should follow the work.

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What Clients Can Expect

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Clear Production Planning

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We confirm the important details before filming.

That may include:

• access;

• parking;

• load-in;

• safety requirements;

• PPE;

• interview schedules;

• drone airspace;

• equipment restrictions;

• facility operating hours;

• event schedules; and

• final deliverables.

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Professional Equipment Without Unnecessary Complexity

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We use professional cameras, audio, lighting, drone systems and production tools appropriate for the job.

The equipment is there to support the project, not make the crew look bigger.

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Experience in Active Environments

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Some of our best work happens in places that are still operating.

We are accustomed to working around active jobsites, businesses, facilities, events and production schedules.

Flexible Post-Production

We can edit the finished project, create alternate versions and social cutdowns, or hand organized footage to an agency or internal team that wants to handle post-production itself.

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Houston Is Our Home Market

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Houston is our primary production market.

We regularly work throughout Houston and surrounding areas including:

• Katy;

• Sugar Land;

• Cypress;

• The Woodlands;

• Pearland;

• League City;

• Pasadena;

• Baytown;

• Deer Park;

• La Porte; and

• the Houston Ship Channel corridor.

We also work throughout Texas and can travel nationally when keeping the same production team makes sense.

A Houston shoot can mean very different things depending on the location.

Downtown may involve parking and loading access. A plant near the Ship Channel may require PPE and an escort. A location near controlled airspace can require additional drone planning.

Those details are part of the job.

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Why Houston Drone Video Production?

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Clients usually come to us because they need a crew that can handle several parts of the production without turning the project into a large agency production.

We can combine:

• drone;

• indoor FPV;

• timelapse;

• interviews;

• conventional cameras;

• audio;

• lighting;

• teleprompters;

• editing; and

• project delivery

under one production plan.

That makes us especially useful for companies with complicated locations, technical subject matter or limited time on site.

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A Practical Approach to Video Production

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We like good-looking footage.

But the finished video still has a job to do.

It may need to explain a process, document a project, help lease a building, train employees, recruit new people, support sales or show customers how a company works.

That purpose guides the production.

The camera comes after.

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