A wide-angle photo shows a room. An FPV fly-through shows what it feels like to walk into it.
We fly small, quiet, prop-guarded quads through interiors in one continuous take — through a doorway, up a staircase, past a bar, out onto a terrace, without a single cut. Viewers stop scrolling because the movement is unbroken. That is the whole point.
What we film indoors
- Hotels, riads and resorts — lobby to suite to rooftop in one flight
- Restaurants and bars — kitchen pass, dining room, terrace
- Galleries, showrooms and retail spaces
- Industrial spaces — production lines, warehouses, plant rooms
- Villas and high-end residential property
How we shoot an interior
We walk it first
Every fly-through is rehearsed on foot, then flown as a dry run without recording. By the time we roll, the pilot knows every clearance on the route.
We fly small
Interior work uses the Pavo Pico or Cinelog 25 V2 — ducted, prop-guarded and light enough to pass close to guests, glass and finishes without risk.
We shoot around your operation
Interiors rarely close for a film crew. We schedule around service hours and work in short, contained blocks.
We plan the light
Interiors need continuity from dark corridors to bright terraces. That gets solved during the location scout, not in the grade.
What you receive
The graded film in the formats you need — 5.3K, 4K and Full HD — plus vertical versions for social if you want them.
Flight authorisation in Morocco requires a minimum of 10 days, so please get in touch early.