FPV (First Person View) drones are custom-built aircraft designed for speed and agility — capable of exceeding 100mph and navigating spaces impossible for traditional camera drones. Unlike stabilized cinema drones, FPV rigs are manually piloted for a raw, immersive aesthetic. They can fly indoors, through tight gaps, alongside moving vehicles, and at extreme angles that no other aerial platform can match.

Our custom FPV rigs carry the RED Komodo 6K cinema camera (with global shutter for clean high-speed footage), the Freefly Ember high-speed camera (up to 800fps), and GoPro action cameras for micro-rig applications. Camera selection depends on the resolution, aesthetic, and frame rate your project requires.

Yes. All of our FPV pilots hold FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Certificates. We additionally hold special waivers for night operations, flight over people, and operation over moving vehicles — all commonly required on commercial film and TV sets.

Yes — indoor and confined-space flying is one of FPV's biggest advantages over traditional drones. Our pilots regularly fly through doorways, down corridors, inside arenas, through crowds, and in environments where larger drones simply cannot operate safely.

Yes. All operations are covered by a $10 million worldwide aviation liability policy covering both liability and physical damage to aircraft and camera equipment. Certificates of insurance can be issued within hours of booking and meet the requirements of all major domestic and international studios and broadcasters.