Since 2007, we’ve worked with contractors and developers across Florida on project films, aerial site coverage, and jobsite time-lapse, shot by a crew that arrives with its own PPE and a licensed drone pilot.
Are you tired of project photos that look like every other contractor’s project photos? Do you struggle to find a video crew that can work on an active site without becoming a safety problem of their own?
We understand the challenges you face. Our team specializes in construction video production and will work with you every step of the way, so your crews, your equipment, and your finished work are captured without anybody losing a half day to the camera.
Selection committees read a lot of qualifications packages that say the same things, and a four-minute film of a comparable project answers the question a PDF cannot.
We build these around the story the interview panel actually cares about, covering the site conditions you solved, the schedule you held, and the people who did it, and we deliver a version sized for the pitch room and a shorter one for the website.
Aerials do two jobs on a construction project, showing scale to an owner and showing progress to everyone who cannot get to the site that week.
We fly under Part 107 with LAANC authorization where the airspace requires it, which matters more in Central Florida than most places, and we plan flights around crane operations and active lifts instead of asking the site to stop.
Hiring is the constraint on most contractors right now, and a candidate choosing between two offers wants to know what the crew is like before the first day.
We film the people already doing the work and let them say why they stay, and we produce the safety and orientation content the same way, so new hires watch something made on your sites rather than a stock video about somebody else’s.
A build that runs eighteen months produces exactly one chance to document it, and that chance expires a little every week.
We set up fixed-position time-lapse alongside scheduled site visits, so you finish the job with a compressed build sequence for marketing, milestone footage for the owner, and a visual record of conditions that is useful long after the ribbon cutting.
From an owner picking the firm that will run a two-year build to an apprentice deciding whether this trade is a career, every stage of choosing a builder has its own journey. We tell your story in all of them.
Video built for a pursuit where three firms look equally qualified on paper, and the selection committee is choosing who they want in the room for two years.
Video built for a project that has to lease or sell before it exists, where a flyover of the rendering carries the story until the doors open.
Video built for work the public only notices when it goes wrong, where a time-lapse of a span going in does more for trust than a press release.
Video built for firms competing as hard for crews as they do for scopes, where the recruiting film has to work as well as the capability reel.
Video built for teams who sell an idea before anything is built, where a drawing has to feel like a place somebody would want to stand.
Video built for the call that comes after a storm, where a homeowner picks the contractor whose crew she has already seen on camera.
Video built for products that get specified long before they get purchased, where an installation video answers what the spec sheet leaves open.
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Cost tracks scope and duration, since a single project film is a different project from eighteen months of time-lapse plus a recruiting campaign. Aktion works in three tiers, which are Foundation for a single shoot with streamlined deliverables, Signature for ongoing campaign work, and Studio for full-scope production. Published retainers begin at $6,500 a month for Signature.
A camera is mounted at a fixed vantage point, powered and checked on a schedule, and the footage is assembled into progress cuts through the build and a final film at completion. The decision to make early is where the camera lives, because the mount has to survive the whole project and still see the work.
Yes, Aktion carries commercial general liability and can provide a certificate naming the owner or GC as additional insured on request. Crews complete site orientation and follow the same PPE requirements as every other trade on the job.
Drone work is flown by an FAA Part 107 certificated pilot, and airspace near Orlando often requires LAANC authorization, which we handle in advance. Active-site flights are planned with your safety lead so crews are clear of the flight path.
Yes. We serve clients across Central Florida and travel to other locations for an additional fee.
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