Drone pilot in Barbados.
Aerial photography and video on both coasts and inland. France requires a declared flight in most scenarios. That declaration is part of the job.
Send an enquiry →One coast works, the other does not
Barbados stands alone in the Atlantic, and the east side takes the full swell. For aerial work that half of the island is unusable for boats, however dramatic it looks. Everything happens on the west coast, between Bridgetown and Speightstown, where the water lies in the lee.
Grantley Adams is on the south east corner, which keeps the restricted airspace away from where the yachts are. In December, when the Atlantic crossings arrive, Carlisle Bay and Port St Charles hold more boats than at any other time of year, and that is the week the aerials are worth most.
What I bring to France.
Drone photography
Stills from the air for listings, brochures and press. Sites, buildings, boats and coastline, delivered edited.
More →Aerial filmDrone videography
Moving footage in 4K and higher. Slow passes, orbits and reveals, cut for the web and for social.
More →PermitsThe legal side
Licence, insurance and clearance where they are required. Handled before the day, not on it.
More →GroundAir and ground together
Aerial footage on its own tells no story. I shoot both, so the film has somewhere to land.
More →How a shoot in France runs.
Enquiry and planning
A short conversation about the boats, the water and the goal. You get a clear plan with a date and a fixed price.
On location
One or two shooting days at the berth and under sail. Photography, film and drone in a single visit.
Delivery
Finished material for listings, website and social media, including publication and advertising if you want it.
Aerial footage in Barbados?
Tell me briefly which boats and which water it is about. You get a personal answer with a proposal and a fixed price.
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