Aerial Filming
Cinematic footage, safely delivered.
Aerial Cinematics & FPV
Sweeping shots and immersive FPV, all from one drone unit, start to finish. We plan the flight, fly it safely, and deliver the footage, so you don't need to bring in separate crews or operators.
Every flight is licensed, insured, and risk-assessed before we launch. Cinematic footage, handled safely from first shot to final edit.
Aerial Filming Services based in Brighton & Hove. Serving the whole of the UK, Europe and Worldwide.
AeroFrame provides professional aerial filming across Brighton, Hove and across the UK. From sweeping cinematic establishing shots to immersive first-person-view (FPV) flythroughs. Every project is planned, flown and delivered by a CAA-qualified pilot (RPC-L1), so there's a single point of contact from first call to final edit — no separate camera crew, drone operator and editor to coordinate.
Drawing on 14 years in feature film and high-budget TV production, AeroFrame brings film-set planning and risk-management standards to every flight: full risk assessment, insurance, and airspace permissions sorted before the drone leaves the ground.
What's Included
Pre-shoot consultation to plan shots, locations and timings
Full flight planning, risk assessment and (where needed) CAA/landowner permissions
Cinematic wide shots, tracking shots, orbits and reveals
Immersive FPV cinewhoop footage for a fast, dynamic look
Licensed, insured flying on every job
Edit-ready footage delivered digitally. RAW files available on request
Who It's For
Filmmakers & production companies — an experienced aerial unit that slots into an existing shoot without extra logistics
Property developers & estate agents — standout listing content that make a development or home feel larger and more desirable than static photos alone
Businesses & venues — promotional and marketing video for websites, social media and pitch decks
Construction & events — dynamic coverage of sites, builds and live events from angles a ground crew can't get
Our Process
Consultation — we talk through the shots you need, the location, and any access or permission requirements.
Planning — flight plan, risk assessment, and any CAA authorisations are arranged before the shoot date.
Filming — cinematic and/or FPV footage captured on the day, with a backup plan for weather.
Delivery — footage delivered within 48h; RAW files and rush turnaround available on request.
FAQ:
Do I need permission to film with a drone? Some locations require landowner permission or CAA authorisation (e.g. near built-up areas, or event sites). AeroFrame handles all of this as part of the planning process.
What's the difference between cinematic and FPV footage? Cinematic shots are smooth, wide, and typically slower-moving; ideal for establishing shots and reveals. FPV (first-person-view) footage is fast and immersive, flown through and around spaces for a more dynamic, energetic feel. Most projects use a mix of both.
How quickly can you turn footage around? Standard delivery is 48h; rush turnaround is available on request.