Give your story a wider view.
Drone video in Minnesota with FAA Part 107-compliant operations, planned around your location, airspace, permissions and weather.
Serving all of Minnesota and nationwide: for every service and industry we film. Based in St. Cloud; the cities listed are examples, not service boundaries.
Use aerial footage to explain the place.
Aerial footage is most useful when it answers a question that a ground-level shot cannot: how a facility sits within a site, how different areas connect or how a project relates to its surroundings. The right starting point is the story and location, not a promise to fly at every address. Some locations or conditions may make an aerial shot unsuitable.
AHP provides FAA Part 107-compliant drone operations and can include aerial video in the planning conversation for a facility film, public project, school introduction or brand story. Tell us what the viewer needs to understand and provide the location early. Flight feasibility, permissions and weather must be assessed before scheduling. Anderson Hughs Productions is based in St. Cloud and serves Minnesota and nationwide. Availability of a particular flight is never assumed from the service area.
Serving all of Minnesota and nationwide: for every service and industry we film. Based in St. Cloud; the cities listed are examples, not service boundaries.
Drone video types.
Facility context
Show the relationship between buildings, access routes and surrounding space when an aerial perspective contributes information your audience actually needs.
Public-project views
Help explain the location and setting of approved public works or municipal projects, subject to site permissions and flight feasibility.
Campus and location films
Give viewers an orientation to a school or organization alongside ground footage and interviews, rather than relying on aerial scenery alone.
Supporting brand footage
Plan short aerial sequences as part of an agreed edit, with the purpose, location and alternative ground-level shots considered beforehand.
What's included.
Flight planning
Each flight assessed for airspace and conditions.
Aerial filming
Facilities, projects and location context from above.
Combined edits
Aerial footage paired with ground-level filming as agreed.
Who it's for.
- Organizations showing a facility or campus
- Construction and project teams documenting progress
- Destinations and outdoor businesses showing a setting
Industries we film for
How it works.
Identify the useful shot
Explain what the aerial view needs to communicate. Share an address and intended use so location requirements can be assessed early.
Confirm feasibility
Review the proposed location, airspace, permissions and pilot certification. Do not treat a requested filming date as approval to fly.
Plan for conditions
Allow for weather, changing site activity and operational restrictions. Agree on a fallback approach if an aerial sequence cannot be captured.
Integrate the footage
Edit the approved material into the wider story, checking location descriptions and any graphics. Deliver the formats specified in the production scope.
Before we roll.
Are your drone operations FAA Part 107 compliant?
Yes. AHP provides FAA Part 107-compliant drone operations. Each proposed flight still requires an assessment of the location, airspace, permissions, operating restrictions and weather.
Can you fly at any location?
No. Airspace, site permissions, operating restrictions and conditions affect feasibility. Provide the location before assuming an aerial sequence can be part of the shoot.
What happens if the weather is unsuitable?
Discuss scheduling flexibility and alternative footage during planning. Do not assume a flight will proceed when conditions are inappropriate for the proposed operation.
Can drone footage be part of another video?
Yes, it can be considered within a broader production scope. The story, location and feasibility determine whether it is a useful and appropriate addition.
What do you need for a quote?
Share the exact location, subject, intended use, timing and any site restrictions. Flight feasibility, airspace requirements and site permissions must be assessed before final scheduling.
Ready for a video that works?
From St. Cloud, we film throughout Minnesota and nationwide.