We film music videos and live sets with FPV drones, close to the movement and in a continuous shot that crosses the stage and the set. The drone circles the artist, grazes the stage and reveals the venue without a cut.
Every shoot ships with proximity FPV one-shots, stabilised wide shots of the stage and the venue, and an edit graded in-house, cut to the track. We set the lines to the playback and the lighting changes, from a hall live set to a narrative video.
Our sub-250 g cinewhoop is designed and tuned in-house to move close to the artist on stage. We fly as a pair, one pilot in goggles and one observer keeping the drone in sight, and we keep our lines clear of the public. A DGAC-registered operator, we work indoors to the venue's constraints and outdoors under the European regulations.
We shoot in Marseille, Aix-en-Provence and across the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region, and we travel anywhere in France and Europe for a video or a tour.
Yes, that is where the cinewhoop makes the difference: we film in clubs, small venues and enclosed spaces in a single continuous shot, where a conventional drone cannot fly.
Yes, keeping our lines on the stage side and clear of the audience; flying over a crowd is not allowed, but the cinewhoop lets us stay in the heart of the room's energy, close to the artist.
For a live set we shoot in real conditions; for a music video we repeat the one-shot as many times as needed to lock it precisely to the track.
Yes. We prepare the shots with the director, the artist or the label beforehand, from a storyboard or references, so the drone passes serve the video.
A music video, a live set or a tour to film? Give us the project, the date and the location, and we get back to you within 48 hours.