Mode LLive aerial feed
A camera position in the air.
Continuous aerial coverage fed straight into your production, flown by a crew that came up in broadcast TV.
Add a drone to your broadcastWhat you get
- Live feed handed off to your truck, switcher or encoder
- Full-show coverage with battery rotation
- Pilot and camera op on your comms
- Airspace and venue coordination handled
On the job
- Handoff
- Your truck, switcher or encoder
- Coverage
- Green flag to checkered
- Crew
- Pilot and camera op
- Airspace
- Authorizations handled
Recent flights
Eldora World 100
Rossburg, OH · Dirt late model
High Limit Sprint Cars at Lernerville
Sarver, PA · Sprint car
Zenith Racing at Homestead Speedway
Homestead, FL · Sports car
Pre-flight questions
Q.03Can you feed our existing broadcast?
Yes. The drone feed goes into your production as another camera source, and our crew works on your comms like any other camera position.
Q.07What if the weather turns?
Safety makes the call. We watch the wind, rain and lightning forecast ahead of time and plan around it with you. On multicam shows, the ground cameras keep the show on air if the aircraft has to land.
Q.05Are your pilots certified?
Every flight is flown by an FAA Part 107 certified remote pilot. We handle airspace authorizations and coordinate with venue and event operations before we arrive.