Aerial and interior imagery that shows a property the way the site actually presents — position, approach, water, and surroundings, plus the interiors, captured in one visit. Serving listings and developments across Fort Lauderdale, Miami, and West Palm Beach.
Aerial imagery answers the questions ground photography leaves open: how the property actually sits on its parcel, what it backs onto, how close the water is, what the approach looks like, and how it relates to what surrounds it. For South Florida property — waterfront, canal frontage, proximity to the Intracoastal or the beach — those are frequently the questions that decide the showing.
Aerial stills and video are captured on a DJI Air 2S for listing and marketing work, with flight paths planned around how the property is best revealed rather than flown as generic orbits.
For larger developments and land parcels, the same flight can produce a to-scale site map alongside the marketing imagery, which is useful when a buyer or investor wants to understand the parcel rather than just look at it.
Interior photography is captured on a Canon 7D, and 360-degree walkthroughs on an Insta360 One RS, so a listing can be delivered complete rather than assembled from separate vendors on separate days.
Virtual tours have shifted from a differentiator to an expectation, particularly for commercial space and for residential buyers relocating from out of state — a substantial share of the South Florida market. A remote buyer who can walk the floor plate is a buyer who arrives already qualified.
Cinematic property video is produced with DJI Pocket 3 cameras for motion and detail work and a DJI Mic 2 where narration or on-camera audio is part of the piece, edited in Adobe Creative Cloud.
The scheduling advantage is real. Aerial, interior stills, 360 capture, and video from a single visit means one point of coordination, one property access arrangement, and one delivery timeline rather than three vendors negotiating around each other and a seller.
Airspace coordination is handled in advance. Much of the desirable coastal property in Broward and Miami-Dade sits inside controlled airspace, and LAANC authorization is filed as part of standard planning.
Deliverables are produced in the formats and aspect ratios each channel needs — MLS-ready stills, landscape video, and vertical cuts for social — rather than one master file the agent has to crop.
Ideal for: Residential and commercial real estate agents, brokerages, developers, property managers, and marketing teams.
Property media serves listings, developments, and brand marketing — the capture is the same, the edit changes.
Yes, on the same visit. Interior photography is captured on a Canon 7D and 360-degree walkthroughs on an Insta360 One RS, so a listing is delivered complete rather than assembled from separate vendors across separate days.
Yes. Navigable 360-degree walkthroughs are standard, and they have become an expectation rather than an upgrade — especially for commercial space and for out-of-state buyers, which is a large share of this market.
Yes. Deliverables are produced in the aspect ratios each channel needs, including vertical cuts, rather than delivered as one master file that has to be cropped down.
Yes, with airspace coordination handled in advance. A great deal of desirable coastal property in Broward and Miami-Dade sits inside controlled airspace, and LAANC authorization is filed as part of standard mission planning.
Yes. For developments and land parcels, the same flight can produce a to-scale site map alongside the marketing imagery, which matters when an investor or buyer needs to understand the parcel rather than just see it.