Aerial photography.
Cinematic drone video.

A view from above can reveal how a property sits within its surroundings, show the shape of an outdoor space, or bring a fresh visual element to your story. Drone C.A.T.S. combines photographic judgment with purposeful flight planning.

Professional aerial photography

Light, composition, and viewpoint work together. Whether the subject is a property, a landscape, or a completed outdoor project, we’ll discuss what the image should communicate and where it will be used.

Cinematic drone videography

Movement adds another way to introduce a place and show how spaces connect. Tell Scott what you want viewers to understand, where the video will appear, and which features matter most. We’ll discuss suitable coverage and the finished deliverables before the project starts.

Aerial footage for agencies, editors & colorists

Need aerial footage that belongs in a larger production? Scott works with advertising agencies and production teams, bringing experience with D-Log capture and LUT workflows to the brief.

Match the production’s capture settings. Scott can coordinate frame rate, shutter settings, white balance, and the choice of recording profile with your other video cameras, giving your editor and colorist a consistent starting point.

Smooth, cinematic movement. Deliberate flight paths, controlled gimbal moves, and considered pacing create polished aerial shots. We’ll plan usable starts, holds, and finishes so the footage gives your editor room to work.

Capture for the cut. Discuss shot lists, visual references, screen direction, movement, and usable shot duration so the coverage supports the sequence—not just a standalone aerial shot.

Plan the color pipeline. Agree on the recording profile, resolution, and frame rate before the flight. D-Log footage, a technical transform to a viewing space such as Rec.709, and a creative LUT are different parts of the workflow. We’ll discuss what should remain flexible for your colorist and how a reference look should be communicated.

Agree on the handoff. Tell Scott whether your team needs original log footage, viewing references, or another defined deliverable. The brief should make clear whether a look is for review or intended to be baked into the delivered image.

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High-end real estate drone imagery

Present distinctive properties through aerial views of the home, grounds, outdoor amenities, and wider setting. We’ll discuss the features that matter to the listing and how the imagery will support your marketing.

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A broader photography background

Drone C.A.T.S. works alongside Scott Hertzog Photography. Explore Scott’s photography website to see more of his ground-level work and creative approach.