Aerial footage changes how a property or a project reads. For real estate it shows the block, the aspect and the neighbourhood in a way ground-level photos can't. For construction it tells a progress story that clients and stakeholders can follow from the air.
Buyers make fast decisions online. A short aerial clip that establishes location, land size and proximity to the beach or hinterland gives context that photos alone miss — and helps a listing stand out in a crowded feed.
Regular aerial runs over a build create a time-lapse of progress that's useful for marketing, for reporting to stakeholders, and as a record of the job. Booked as an ongoing package, it's a low-friction way to keep a steady stream of content coming off a site.
Flying a drone commercially in Australia isn't the same as flying one for fun. It requires CASA credentials — an operator's certificate (REOC) and a remote pilot licence (REPL) — and appropriate insurance. Ninefive Creative is commercially licensed, so every frame is cleared for use in your campaigns and productions.
Because drone is included on most Ninefive shoots rather than billed as an extra, pairing aerials with ground video and stills on the same day is the most economical way to cover a property or a site from every angle.