Rockliffe Media Drone Services
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We are a leading provider of drone services in Bristol and across the South West and relish the challenge of any job, whether providing drone filming for a TV commercial, a documentary or capturing a series of aerial photographs for a local property consultant. |
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Our Equipment: We fly with the Inspire 2 with the X5s camera, which is one of the finest quadcopters on the market; aimed specifically at professional drone operators. The quality of images and 21mp stills that is produced by the Inspire 2 is nothing short of exceptional. The system is capable of recording 4k H264 and 5.2K video in Cinema DNG and ProRes. The range of camera options, improved flight time, new motors and added redundancy make this one of the most versatile aerial platforms for drone operators available today. |
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Our fees: Our rates are flexible and will vary depending upon the complexity of a project, so please call to discuss your requirements, we are extremely competitive! Prices include all relevent pre-planning work that is required by the CAA. We also carry full public liability insurance. Howard is available, depending on the type of job, at a reduced rate as a single drone operator. For projects requiring a drone pilot and separate camera operator, we always fly with the Inspire 2. This flexibility allows you to decide which platform to fly with according to your budget and technical requirements. If you have any questions, we can of course offer advice on the most suitable aircraft for your needs. |
All projects include:
- 1 man or 2 man crew operations: Pilot/Cameraman & Flight Observer or Pilot & Separate Camera Operator.
- Inspire 2 X5s with 4K MFT camera & Zuiko lenses
- Backup equipment and 2nd aircraft carried on all projects
- Fully Insured operations up to £1,000,000 (£5,000,000 optional)
- Fully certified with RPQ-s qualification and CAA Operational Authorisation (Previously PfCO)
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Please note:- All UK drone pilots undertaking commercial work must have CAA permission. If you are at all unsure, ask the drone operator for their CAA PfCO (Permissions for Commercial Operation) as any approved drone pilot should be happy to do so. If they are not CAA approved, then they will be flying illegally.
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Howard RockliffePilot & cinematographer, RPQ-s qualified / CAA approved / PfCO |
David HartPilot & cinematographer, BNUC qualified / CAA approved / PfCO |
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For enquiries regarding any industrial application such as 3D photogrammetry, topographical mapping, surveys etc, please visit: www.vistaworx.co.uk