Vineyards · Wineries · Harvest
Aerial filming for premium wineries. Corporate video, harvest, architecture and brand content with the cinema quality your product demands.
Premium wine doesn't sell with generic footage. It sells with images that show the terroir, the architecture, the winemaker's hands and the exact moment of the harvest. That's what we do.
Tracking shots over the vineyard, overhead shots of the estate, high-angle shots of the growing area. Terroir is your brand's most important asset: we show it as such.
Many modern wineries are architectural works in their own right (Gehry, Calatrava, Foster…). Aerial footage is the only way to see them in full. Exterior shots and approach tracking shots.
The harvest lasts just a few days a year, usually starts at 6am, and the light is critical. We run an express shoot protocol: one well-planned day covers the footage a marketing department needs for the whole year.
Content for wine tourism and experiences: tasting rooms, walks through the vines, dinners at the winery. When aerial footage is combined with ground camera, you can see the difference.
We plan flight paths over the rows to show the geometry of the crop, the size of the estate and its relationship with the landscape.
We look for angles that explain the relief and the way the land is farmed. We adjust height, light and movement to preserve the texture of the terrain.
Approach shots and wide views that show the building and its relationship with the vineyards. We coordinate the shots with the art direction.
Tracking shots and wide shots of the work on the estate. We agree schedules and flight paths with the staff so we fit into the working day.
Light changes how the estate reads on camera. We plan the passes to show the colour, the shadows and the character of the vineyard in each season.
We prepare framings and durations for the campaign, the website and the wine tourism pieces. Delivery is agreed with the communications team.
Automotive, action sports, landscape and film unit work, shot by our crew with the Inspire 3 and FPV. With every credential needed to fly on a professional set:
A lot of aerial winery footage is shot with lightweight drones. That's fine for social media, but not for the catalogue, the TV commercial or delivery to an international distributor.
We shoot in 8K ProRes RAW with the Inspire 3. The footage holds up to any post-production, any reframing and any future re-edit. A master that will outlive
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Three windows: brote (April–May, the vineyard bright green), ripening summer (July–August, the bunches formed) and vendimia (September–October, colour and activity). If you have to pick just one, harvest wins for narrative value and footage you can use all year round.
No, the standard AESA permit is enough. The only exception is if the winery is inside a protected nature reserve (some in Priorat or Rías Baixas), where additional authorisation from the park authority is needed. We handle that during the recce.
Three things: resolution (8K RAW vs 4K H.265), a professional workflow (DIT, in-camera LUTs, a direct post pipeline) and insurance/permits (proper liability cover + AESA). If the footage is going into a TV commercial or an international delivery, this matters.
Our focus is the aerial unit. For ground video (winery interiors, interviews, product) we work as a complementary unit alongside your regular production company. If you don't have one, we can recommend a production company we trust.
One day usually covers the vineyard, the architecture and an activity like the harvest; the price depends on the location, the permits and whether it's combined with ground camera. We confirm it after seeing the estate; the 2026 rate card is sent with the quote.
We plan the shoot around the winery's calendar, the light and the work in the vineyard. We coordinate flights with the estate's staff and fit our days around the production.
The harvest is planned months in advance. If you want footage this year, write to us as soon as possible. We'll reply with a proposal and our availability.
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