What the buyer checks first
Threat. Response.
Result.
Procurement needs to understand in one minute what your system does and why it matters on the ground.
- 01What is the threat?A real drone over a real unit — the problem made tangible.
- 02How is it detected?Sensor view and operator screen, filmed and composited so the logic is clear.
- 03What happens next?The effect — jam, take-over, intercept — shown step by step.
- 04Who operates it?Real crews deploying and running the system in the field.
- 05What is real, what is illustrated?We tell you exactly, so your claims stay clean in tenders.
What we shoot for drone systems
Real flights.
Readable effect.
In the air
- Air-to-air chase shots
- FPV first-person footage
- Launch and recovery
- Swarm and formation work
Explained
- Sensor and screen inserts
- Signal and range visualisation
- Threat-to-effect sequence
- Clearly marked VFX
Restricted
- Public and B2G versions
- NDA for unreleased systems
- Identity protection
- Controlled distribution
Rules we handle
Flying is regulated.
We are cleared.
- Flights under the highest drone operating authorisation
- Dedicated pilot, separate take-off zone, briefed on every action
- Drones never enter a firing or breaching zone without approval
- Jamming and effect scenes planned with your engineers
Next step
Counter-drone slot
in the flagship mission.
Can you show a system that is not public yet?
Yes — under NDA, with restricted delivery for government meetings if needed.
Do you mark VFX in counter-drone films?
Yes. Where a visual explanation is added in post, we tell you exactly what is real and what is illustrated.
Can we use the footage in tenders?
Yes. We prepare a restricted procurement cut alongside the public campaign.