Built for production days
A good aerial crew understands more than flight. Timing, communication, blocking, lenses, monitor workflow and the rhythm of a set all shape whether the footage is actually useful in the edit.
T.I.M. Drone Company ยท Amsterdam
T.I.M. supports productions with experienced drone operators, cinematic movement and an EASA-aware workflow for Open category limits, EU Specific operations, CTR areas, no-fly zones and location risk.
A good aerial crew understands more than flight. Timing, communication, blocking, lenses, monitor workflow and the rhythm of a set all shape whether the footage is actually useful in the edit.
Many city locations sit close to controlled airspace, restricted areas, roads, water, people and privacy-sensitive environments. T.I.M. Drone Company checks the airspace, local limits and required coordination before a production day is confirmed.
Drone flights are assessed against the European Open, Specific and Certified category framework. When a shot falls outside Open category limits, the preparation follows the required Specific category route, including operational planning, risk assessment and ILT authorisation or coordination where applicable.
The drone package can be matched to the shot: compact platforms for fast moves, Inspire-class systems for high quality aerial work, FPV for energy, or heavier workflows when the camera brief demands it.
Commercials, music videos, branded films, TV items, campaign work and productions that need controlled aerial movement.
Opening reveals, tracking shots, top-down perspectives, crane-style moves, location transitions and moving hero shots.
Clear communication before the shoot, practical planning on location and footage that fits the director's timing.