We can, but travel time is billed from Miami. For simple shoots, we try to find a local Key West operator.

We monitor weather closely. If a named storm approaches, we have a flexible rescheduling policy for safety.

Disney and Universal have strict media policies. You cannot bring pro gear in without pre-approval from their PR departments.

Yes, we have local crews in all major hubs: Miami, Orlando, Tampa, Jacksonville, and Tallahassee. This allows us to service the whole state without charging cross-state travel fees for every shoot.

We are experienced in coordinating shoots at Disney World, Universal, and SeaWorld. Filming on these properties requires strict media approval and escorts, which we can help navigate.

Yes, but commercial filming on beaches often requires permits from the local county or municipality. We handle these applications to ensure you can capture the sand and surf legally.

Florida weather is hot, humid, and prone to sudden storms.8 Our crews are equipped with rain covers and know how to protect gear from humidity and salt spray. We always have a Plan B for afternoon thunderstorms.

We have FAA Part 107 licensed drone pilots. We know the airspace restrictions, especially near major airports and space launch sites (Cape Canaveral), and fly only where legal.

We can arrange shoots in the Everglades, using airboats to access remote locations. We handle the National Park permits and ensure crew safety around wildlife.

Yes, particularly in South Florida, our crews are fluent in both English and Spanish. This is essential for communicating effectively in the region's diverse environment.