FPV Cinematography
01Selected work
Automotive · 2026
An FPV aerial film for Goodie featuring the brand's liveried sedan on a paved circuit at dusk.
Travel · 2026
A four-film FPV series from Spiti and Kinnaur: the Chicham suspension bridge, the valley, a cliff-hung road and a 4x4 convoy, all in 4K.
Property · 2026
An aerial film of the Pangtu Homestay and the colourful mountain village around it.
Property
An aerial film of Flexigo Stays, a stacked residential building with green roofs set into a hillside.
03Services
Immersive first-person flight that reaches positions beyond a crane or gimbal: through gaps, down faces, around subjects and out the other side in a single unbroken shot.
Tracking, chase and reveal shots that keep pace with the vehicle. Close passes, low lines and sweeping pull-aways that show a car's shape, speed and setting.
From idea to delivered footage: planning the route, designing each shot, flying it safely and handing over material that edits cleanly into a campaign.
Following people and places through real terrain, from snow lines and dunes to coastlines and city rooftops, with flowing shots that carry the energy of the place.
04Behind the scenes
05About
An FPV camera can fall, dive, thread a gap and hang in the air beside a moving subject: moves no crane, track or gimbal can make. The craft is choosing which of them the story actually needs.
06Contact
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07Journal
· 5 min read
Thin air, cold batteries, fast weather and long walks to the launch point. These are the things we plan around before an FPV shoot in the high Himalaya, and why the plan matters more up there.
· 2 min read
A guest decides quickly whether a place feels right. An aerial film can show the setting, the approach and the property in one move. This is how we plan one, and what we leave out.
· 2 min read
FPV clips come off the camera flat, noisy in the shadows and slightly different from one flight to the next. This is the order we grade in, and the decisions that matter most.
· 3 min read
There is no shortcut around flight time, but there is a shortcut around wasted flight time. This is the order we would learn it in, and what we would skip.