Hello, I'm Jack.

I've spent over twelve years working on feature films and premium television productions. Working alongside directors, DOPs and specialist departments taught me how professional film sets operate. Planning, communication, safety and precision. Drone cinematography felt like a natural progression, combining my lifelong passion for flight with a deep understanding of visual storytelling and on-set collaboration.

For eight years alongside that, I ran my own production company, shooting marketing content for businesses that needed film-level quality without a film-sized crew or budget.

And running under both, for the best part of a decade: drones. I built my own drones before consumer aerial platforms were any good. I fly professional aircraft now, but the reason hasn't changed; the view from above can tell you things the view from the ground never will.

AeroFrame brings those together: the planning and risk-management culture of big-budget film sets, an eye trained on movement and storytelling, and a genuine, decade-long obsession with flight. It's why clients get more than footage or a photo; they get someone who understands what the shot, the inspection, or the report actually needs to do.

Every job is flown by me, personally. Fully licensed, insured, and planned the way a film set would plan it, because that's the only way I know how to work.