Certified Drone Pilots & Aerial Filming

Yes — we are EU Open Category A1 certified drone operators, registered with Trafikstyrelsen under registration DNK000004512282f. All our drone operations are fully insured for commercial use across Denmark and Europe.

It depends on the location. Many areas outside the city centre can be flown under standard Open Category rules with no additional permit. For Copenhagen city centre, restricted airspace, major venues like Bella Center, and events with large crowds — a specific permit from Trafikstyrelsen is required. We handle all permit applications on your behalf. For restricted zones, allow a minimum of 30 days lead time.

FPV (First Person View) drone flying uses a smaller, more agile drone with a camera that streams live footage to goggles worn by the pilot. This allows extremely dynamic, immersive camera movements — flying through venues, tracking fast-moving subjects, moving through tight spaces — that a standard cinematic drone cannot replicate. FPV is ideal for brand activations, events, sports and venue fly-throughs.

Yes — and this is how we recommend using it. Drone footage is most effective when it complements ground-level camera work rather than being the entire production. We regularly combine cinematic aerial, FPV and standard ground cameras in one production day — one crew, one shoot, consistent visual style throughout.

Yes — we have integrated drone footage into live event productions and broadcast setups. For live streaming events, drone can provide dynamic establishing shots and venue reveals that feed directly into the broadcast stream. Coordination with the venue and event AV team is required — we handle this as part of pre-production.

We use professional-grade cinema drones shooting in 4K — selected based on the specific requirements of each production. For FPV we use purpose-built racing-style drones with broadcast-quality cameras. All equipment is maintained, insured and carries full backup on every shoot.

For standard locations outside the city centre — as little as a few days notice is possible. For restricted zones, city centre Copenhagen, Bella Center and similar locations — minimum 30 days advance notice to allow for permit processing. We always advise booking as early as possible to avoid permit delays.

Drone footage delivered as part of a larger production follows the standard 3–7 business day turnaround. For drone-only shoots where just raw footage is required, we can deliver faster. Same-day rough selects are available for urgent productions.

Yes — we operate across Denmark and travel internationally for productions when needed. We have filmed aerially in Copenhagen, around the harbour, at Bella Center, and across Jutland and the Danish islands. International drone productions require advance planning for local regulations and permits.