We are west Texas’ most experienced drone videographers and photographers. We’re here to meet the challenge of the west Texas wind with the best aerial perspectives. We have flown in Dallas, Austin, Houston, Corpus Christi, San Diego, New Mexico, Oklahoma Hawaii, Belize and even Africa. If you’re interested in our work please don’t hesitate to drop us a line at the bottom of this page.
Take To
The Sky
Lubbock Texas Drone Videographer
Flight Experience
With 250+ flights, capturing moving and non-moving subjects, the Cre8ives have developed a bulletproof method for filming aerial images in a fail-safe manner while abiding by the FAA Laws and Regulations.
4k Camera
From the sky our drone videographers shoot large 12mp photography and 4x the resolution of HD video for amazing post production and imagery. Our work doesn’t stop in the air – we guarantee top-notch, dynamic, and top quality work through editing and color correction.
Performance
With scheduled maintenance and pre-flight checks, we experience precision in the sky from any point on the globe. We’re fully operable in 25-30 mph wind gusts, and our camera on its 3 axis motorized gimbal keeps our footage steady and effective.
Flight Time
The wind often accelerates the depletion of our batteries, however, we consistently experience 18–22 minute flights. Through training and many hours of flight, we have learned to be highly efficient in the air.
Frequently Asked Questions our Drone Videographers get:
How long is each flight?
Each flight is roughly 22 minutes long. *Depending on conditions and flight patterns
How far can you fly?
Up to a mile out and 400 ft up. *FAA requires us to fly below 400 ft and the drone is ALWAYS in line of sight
How fast can you fly?
5o mph and below is our standard. *The FAA requires us to stay below 100 mph
What is sUAS?
A small unmanned aircraft system (sUAS), oftentimes called a drone, is a multi-rotor aircraft without a human pilot onboard. It is controlled from a pilot on the ground. The FAA requires an sUAS to weigh between .55 lbs and 55 lbs to operate in the National Airspace System (NAS).
Are you insured?
Yes, Cre8ive carries full liability insurance and can provide documentation upon request.
Do you travel?
Most of our work takes place in other parts of Texas or surrounding states. However, travel is not a problem whether we’re hitting the road or packing up the drone(s) to be check on an airline.
What about safety?
This is our drone videographer’s first and foremost priority. We do not fly directly over people, in small indoor facilities or in public places where crowds are present. We also abide 100% by all of the FAA rules and regulations.
What equipment can you use on you sUAS?
While we conveniently fly with a camera, we are legal and certified to carry other small to medium objects as well. The sky is the limit and this would definitely be considered a custom packaged deal.
What are the FAA laws and restrictions?
The FAA has issued new laws regarding the use of drones (hobby or commercial) within the past couple years. To fly an sUAS commercially one must obtain a remote pilot certificate and follow the specific and detailed regulations setup by the Federal Aviation Administration.
Frequently Asked Questions our Drone Videographers get:
How long is each flight?
Each flight is roughly 22 minutes long. *Depending on conditions and flight patterns
How far can you fly?
Up to a mile out and 400 ft up. *FAA requires us to fly below 400 ft and the drone is ALWAYS in line of sight
How fast can you fly?
5o mph and below is our standard. *The FAA requires us to stay below 100 mph
What is sUAS?
A small unmanned aircraft system (sUAS), oftentimes called a drone, is a multi-rotor aircraft without a human pilot onboard. It is controlled from a pilot on the ground. The FAA requires an sUAS to weigh between .55 lbs and 55 lbs to operate in the National Airspace System (NAS).
Are you insured?
Yes, Contract Cre8ive carries full liability insurance and can provide documentation upon request.
Do you travel?
Most of our work takes place in other parts of Texas or surrounding states. However, travel is not a problem whether we’re hitting the road or packing up the drone(s) to be check on an airline.
What about safety?
This is our first and foremost priority. We do not fly directly over people, in small indoor facilities or in public places where crowds are present. We also abide 100% by all of the FAA rules and regulations.
What equipment can you use on you sUAS?
While we conveniently fly with a camera, we are legal and certified to carry other small to medium objects as well. The sky is the limit and this would definitely be considered a custom packaged deal.
What are the FAA laws and restrictions?
The FAA has issued new laws regarding the use of drones (hobby or commercial) within the past couple years. To fly an sUAS commercially one must obtain a remote pilot certificate and follow the specific and detailed regulations setup by the Federal Aviation Administration.
Up and Up
Experienced Pilots
Our pilots have 100’s of hours of experience capturing smooth and eye-catching content from the unique perspective of the sky with drones.
Professional Equipment
We use the highest quality professional grade drone equipment to capture the smoothest and cleanest footage possible as well as keeping safety top of mind.
