Renta

Our work with Renta is full drone production: planning the shoot, flying it on site, and editing the material afterwards. The footage is made on active sites — scaffolding, facade work, machinery in use — where access is limited and conditions change from day to day.

Aerial work on a live site is a planning problem before it is a camera problem. Flights are set around the work happening below, the weather window, and the access the site allows that day. We handle that planning ourselves, so the shoot fits around the site rather than interrupting it.

Everything is shot and edited in-house. The same team that flies the drone cuts and grades the result, which keeps turnaround short and the look consistent across everything we deliver.

Drone coverage shows what ground level cannot — the scale of a site, how the work sits in it, and how it progresses. That perspective is what the format is for, and what this collaboration is built around.