AIR STYLE

TELEVISION / DOCUMENTARY / BROADCAST

Drone filming for TV
& documentaries.

Drone filming for television programmes, documentaries and TV productions, live or recorded. Air Style prepares the aerial shots and their place in the story with the directing and production teams.

SUPPORTING THE DIRECTOR

A perspective
within your story.

Establishing a region, following an action or connecting two sequences: drone shots fit into the programme’s visual language and organisation.

Air Style also works on a white-label basis, supporting drone crews on television programmes and documentaries.

PROGRAMMES & DOCUMENTARIES

Programmes.
Aerial perspectives.

A non-exhaustive selection of our television and documentary references. Each assignment is prepared around the story, location and pace of the programme.

Poster for L’Amour est dans le pré, showing Karine Le Marchand in front of a hay bale

TV programme

L’Amour est dans le pré

Drone filming for L’Amour est dans le pré. Landscapes, farms and images following the rhythm of rural life.

Programme poster · source: IMDb

Poster for La France a un incroyable talent, showing the judges above the programme’s logo

FPV drone

La France a un incroyable talent

FPV filming for sequences in the programme.

Programme poster · source: IMDb

Laissez-vous guider promotional image, with the programme title in a circular panoramic landscape

Documentary

Laissez-vous guider

Drone filming for the programme’s historical explorations.

Drone crew: Airbuzz / Bertrand Debeuret.

Programme poster · source: IMDb

Poster for La Guerre des trônes, under its international title The Real War of Thrones

Documentary

La Guerre des trônes

Drone work on the historical documentary series La véritable histoire de l’Europe.

Programme poster · source: IMDb

Blue promotional image marking 30 years of the Victoires de la musique classique

30th edition · opening sequence

Victoires de la musique classique

An opening sequence filmed with an FPV drone, with a contribution from Air Style.

Promotional image · France Télévisions

National Geographic poster for Drain the Oceans, known as Trésors sous les mers in French

National Geographic · Documentary

Drain the Oceans / Trésors sous les mers

Camera work on Trésors sous les mers, as well as Drain the Ocean: WWII and Drain the Oceans: Deep Dive. IMDb credits: “additional camera operator” and “additional camera”.

Programme poster · National Geographic · source: IMDb

A CREW ON LOCATION

Working to
the production’s rhythm.

Work begins with the running order, locations and directorial intentions. Shots are prepared with the technical and editorial teams.

The project may combine aerial shots, ground-based filming or a multicamera setup. The brief defines the image requirements and delivery or broadcast conditions.

PREPARATION PRIORITIES

From running order to location.

The story.

The sequences to tell, subjects to follow and role of the aerial shots.

The image.

Framing, movement, recce work and visual continuity with the other cameras.

The production.

Locations, access, timings and coordination with the teams responsible for the shoot.

BEFORE THE SHOOT

The right questions.

Live or recorded?

Air Style considers both contexts. The brief helps prepare the required equipment and coordination.

What should we send?

Dates, locations, programme format, any available running order and contact details for the technical leads.

What about a music event?

The Live Drone page explains our approach to concerts, shows and events.

HAVE A SHOT IN MIND?

Let’s talk about
your next shoot.

Dates, location and directorial intentions: send us the first details of your project.

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