From the property to your screen
Five stages, none of which require the owner to be in the same time zone as the subject.
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The five stages.
- 01Capture. Crew on site, flying the agreed shot list. Airspace cleared beforehand.
- 02Transfer. Footage offloaded and backed up before the crew leaves the location.
- 03Edit. Selects, colour and assembly against the shot list agreed at booking.
- 04Review. A link, not a shipment. Notes in writing, actioned in one revision pass.
- 05Final files. Delivered digitally in the agreed formats. Raw files available on request.
What proves it happened.
Flight logs, timestamped and location-stamped. Raw files on request. A shot list agreed in advance and checked against on delivery. For an owner eight thousand kilometres away, those three things convert trust into documentation.
Questions, answered.
How fast can I get drone footage of my Alberta property?
The binding constraints are weather and, in controlled airspace, authorisation. Once the shoot happens, editing and digital delivery follow on an agreed schedule set at booking rather than estimated afterwards.
What file formats are delivered?
Deliverables are agreed at quoting — typically high-resolution stills and edited video in the formats the end use requires, whether that is a listing portal, a broadcast cut or an internal report.
The rules referenced on this page
- Transport Canada — Flying your drone safely and legallyThe RPAS certification and operating rules every Canadian flight is conducted under.
- NAV CANADA — NAV DroneThe authorisation tool used to check and file for controlled-airspace flights.
- Parks Canada — Drones in national parksThe prohibition that governs Banff, Lake Louise and every other national park.