Cinematic Drone Gear
for Film and TV Production
Atmosphere Drones takes filmmaking to new heights with a cutting-edge arsenal of drone gear, perfectly suited for major productions and TV shows. Our fleet includes the powerful DJI Inspire 3, featuring an 8K RAW full-frame camera, delivering stunningly detailed imagery. The Freefly Alta X is our go-to heavy-lift drone, capable of carrying Red or Alexa cameras, ensuring unmatched versatility and cinematic quality. For dynamic and fast-paced sequences, our FPV drones take flight, capturing thrilling shots from unique perspectives. To navigate tight spaces and elevate creativity, we deploy our efficient cable cam system.
With these exceptional tools and drone gear, our team of skilled FAA-licensed drone operators delivers unparalleled footage that adds magic to every frame. When it comes to elevating storytelling through aerial cinematography, Atmosphere Drones stands out as the go-to choice for filmmakers seeking the extraordinary.
Alta X
Heavy Lift Cinematic Drone
Perfect for Red and Alexa Mini LF
Take off weight of 76.8 lbs
Movi Pro Gimbal
Full FIZ
Dual Operator
Inspire 3
Big Impact. Small Footprint.
X9 Camera
Up to 8K in in ProRes and RAW
Full Frame Sensor
8K at 75fps | 4K at 120fps
60+ MPH
Interchangeable Lens
Dual Operator
FPV
Fast and Nimbal
RED Komodo & other cameras
99.9 mph
Mavic 3 Cine
BIG PUNCH, small size
5.1K 50fps, 4K 120fps
ProRes HQ
4/3 CMOS
46min flight time
Tero
The New Camera Car
30+ mph
Advanced wire rope isolators
Maintaining complete control and stability.
Movi Pro Gimbal
Full FIZ
Dual Operator
Cable Cam
Simple, Safe, Smart and incredibly powerful.
40+ mph
Safe operation over crowds
Movi Pro Gimbal
Fits in tight spaces
Full FIZ
Dual Operator
{{mpg_city}} FPV Drones – High-Speed, Adrenaline-Packed Action
If you’ve seen those fast, immersive tracking shots, chances are it was an FPV (First Person View) drone. These drones race through tight spaces, follow moving vehicles, and create high-energy visuals.
A question we often get for FPV in {{mpg_state_id}}:
“What’s the difference between FPV drones and standard drones?”
FPV drones are built for speed and agility, while traditional drones prioritize cinematic stability. FPV is all about intense motion and dynamic perspectives.
Cable Cams – The Perfect Alternative to Drones
Sometimes, drones aren’t the best option due to airspace restrictions. That’s where our cable cam systems come in. They provide drone-like movement but are fixed to a cable track, ensuring ultra-stable, repeatable shots.
Speaking of airspace…
“Can you fly drones in restricted areas of {{mpg_city}}?”
Yes, but it requires FAA authorizations. We handle permits and approvals, ensuring compliance for projects near airports, stadiums, and government sites.
The Drones That Bring Your Vision to Life
Heavy-Lift Drones – The Powerhouse of Aerial Filmmaking
For big-budget productions, we use heavy-lift drones capable of carrying full-frame cinema cameras like the ARRI Alexa Mini, RED Komodo, and Sony FX6. These are the workhorses of the industry, designed for ultra-stable, high-resolution cinematography.
A common question we get is:
“Can drones capture true Hollywood-quality footage?”
Absolutely. Our heavy-lift drones fly the same cameras used in Hollywood blockbusters, delivering cinematic visuals with unparalleled depth and clarity.
{{mpg_city}} Inspire 3 – The Industry Standard for Cinematic Excellence
For productions that demand 8K RAW video, the DJI Inspire 3 is our go-to. Featuring the Zenmuse X9 Air camera, it delivers breathtaking detail, dynamic range, and exceptional low-light performance in {{mpg_state_id}}.
Another big question:
“How long can drones stay in the air?”
Flight time depends on the drone. Our heavy-lift rigs average 15-20 minutes per flight, while the DJI Inspire 3 can fly up to 30 minutes, and we bring multiple batteries to keep filming all day.
{{mpg_city}} Custom-Built Drones – Pushing the Limits of Aerial Filmmaking
Not all jobs fit a standard setup. When needed, we engineer custom drones for specialized shots—whether it's thermal imaging, ultra-heavy cameras, or custom sensor payloads.
Which brings up an important question:
“Are your drone pilots FAA-certified?”
Yes. Every pilot is FAA Part 107 certified, and we hold waivers for night flying, flights over people, and high-security zones.
