Launches · Car films · Social
Automotive Filming
Tracking, chase and reveal shots that keep pace with the vehicle. Close passes, low lines and sweeping pull-aways that show a car's shape, speed and setting.
A car is best understood in motion, and a first-person drone can stay with it where a fixed camera cannot. We fly tracking, chase and reveal shots that keep pace with the vehicle and show its shape, speed and setting.
Close passes, low lines and sweeping pull-aways are planned around the road or track, the vehicle's route and the light, so the footage is ready for a launch film, a social cut or a longer commercial.
What is included
- Tracking and chase shots at the vehicle's speed
- Low close passes and head-on reveals
- Sweeping pull-aways that show the car in its setting
- Route and timing planned around the location and the light
- Footage delivered for films, launches and social
How a shoot runs.
- 01
Brief
You tell us what the film is for, where it will be shot and when.
- 02
Plan
We design each shot, walk the route and check what is allowed.
- 03
Shoot
We fly the planned moves safely, around your schedule and your set.
- 04
Deliver
You receive footage that edits cleanly, or a finished cut.
Related work.
Questions.
- Can you film a car at speed?
- Yes, that is why FPV suits automotive work: the drone can match a moving vehicle and hold close framing. The route, the speed and the safety plan are agreed with you before the shoot.
- Does the road need to be closed?
- That depends on the location and on what is allowed there. We check this while planning and advise on the permissions and the safest setup, such as a private road or a track.
- Is this only for car launches?
- No. The same shots work for car films, owner stories, off-road and travel pieces. Our Spiti Valley film follows a convoy of off-road vehicles along a cliff-edge road.