
Recce and plan
Site perimeter, take-off points, flight corridors and safety areas agreed with the organiser before the event.
The empty venue the day before: perimeter, take-off points and corridors are decided now.

Races, concerts and public events: aerial imagery where the crowd is, with the safety plan made first.
An event happens once. Aerial coverage has to work among people, temporary structures and tight spaces: the hard part is not flying, it is establishing beforehand where you do not fly and what happens if something changes.
Figures for this sector

Site perimeter, take-off points, flight corridors and safety areas agreed with the organiser before the event.
The empty venue the day before: perimeter, take-off points and corridors are decided now.

Aerial openers, wide shots and course coverage; same-day delivery when press or social need the material that evening.
The event from above: an image no ground position can give.

Subject following with automatic tracking and coordinated zoom across the lenses, to follow from a safe distance.
A racing group behind the barriers: the subject is followed with tracking, from a safe distance.

Distances from uninvolved people, altitude limits and restricted zones checked on the national portal. If a shot cannot be flown we say so beforehand, not afterwards.
Spectators packed at the edge of the field: you do not fly over uninvolved people, and you say so beforehand.