Drone

Aerial Footage

Yes. Commercial drone operations in Turkey are regulated by the SHGM (Directorate General of Civil Aviation). Our pilots are SHGM-registered and hold the required UAV operator licences. For locations within restricted airspace — such as areas near airports or military zones — we obtain the necessary SHGM flight permit in advance. We handle the entire regulatory process on your behalf; you do not need to manage any permit applications separately.

Pricing is based on the number of locations, flight duration, airspace permit requirements, required equipment (standard drone versus a cinematic gimbal rig), and whether raw footage also requires post-production editing. Real estate, construction progress, and event shoots each have different requirements. Scope and budget are confirmed in the free discovery call.

Safe drone operations depend on wind speed, visibility, and precipitation. If conditions are not suitable on the scheduled day, the session is paused or rescheduled without additional charge. We build a flexible date window into project planning to account for weather risk. For time-sensitive projects such as construction progress documentation, a backup date is reserved in advance.

Aerial footage conveys the surrounding environment, transport links, and nearby amenities to a potential buyer in a single viewing — something ground-level photography cannot achieve. Sharing construction progress videos of ongoing projects also builds buyer confidence before completion. Combining drone footage with a corporate presentation video in the same production delivers material usable in digital advertising as well as on-site sales offices.

Indoor filming with compact, highly manoeuvrable mini drones is possible in spaces with sufficient ceiling height — such as factories, large exhibition halls, or sports facilities — but a location pre-assessment is required before committing. For outdoor events such as concerts, sporting competitions, and opening ceremonies, drone use is possible in compliance with current regulations. Simply mention indoor or high-density crowd requirements during the quoting phase.