Drone + ground video · Monthly updates
Construction Progress Video
Short, dated video updates of your build from consistent angles, edited for owners, investors and your website, and a finished film of the whole job at the end.
Drone construction progress video
Progress people will actually watch
A spreadsheet says the steel is up. A 90-second aerial video shows it, in context, to everyone who needs to know.
Construction videography from the air turns each site visit into a short film: wide establishing moves, closer passes over the areas that changed and, when you want it, ground footage of the crews and the details. Every update is dated, so the same files work as documentation and as marketing.
- Aerial and ground clips in 4K, with video up to 5.1K Apple ProRes
- 60 to 90 second edited updates with date stamps
- Optional time-lapse of the major phases
- A final highlight film of the whole build
Films
Construction progress films
Recent job-site films from Louisville, Southern Indiana, Shepherdsville and the Mountain Parkway. Pick one from the list.
How it works
From schedule to final film
Plan the cadence
Weekly, bi-weekly or monthly, set to the phases that matter on your job.
Capture on site
Drone and ground coverage from consistent angles, so progress reads clearly.
Edit & deliver
Short, dated updates within 48 to 72 hours, by download link.
Final film
At completion, one highlight film of the whole build, start to finish.
Case study
A riverfront build in Downtown New Albany
A mixed-use development is rising on the Ohio River in Downtown New Albany, Indiana, and it is being documented from the air for 84 Lumber as it goes up.
Each update covers the site development, staging and access around the building, the structural work floor by floor, and the building in its downtown and riverfront context.
- Client: 84 Lumber
- Location: Downtown New Albany, Indiana
- Delivered: aerial progress video
Why video
What a progress film does that a report cannot
Easy to share
Owners, investors and partners watch a 90-second film. They skim a report.
A dated record
Site conditions at every stage, on video, with the date on the frame.
Milestones
Groundbreaking, topping out and ribbon cutting, captured while they happen.
Marketing, done
When the job wraps, the footage for your website and next proposal already exists.
Questions
Construction video questions
How long are the progress videos?
Regular updates are usually cut to 60 to 90 seconds so people actually watch them. The final film at the end of the job runs longer and tells the whole story of the build.
How soon after the flight do we get the video?
Edited video typically arrives within 48 to 72 hours of the visit, by download link. Raw clips are available on request.
Can you include ground footage?
Yes. Ground-level video of exteriors, interiors and crews at work can be captured on the same visit and cut into the same update.
Can the videos carry our branding or dates?
Yes. Updates can carry date stamps for documentation and your logo for sharing.
Is the footage ours to use?
Yes. Every job includes full commercial usage rights, so the footage can go on your website, into proposals and onto social media.
Related services
Often booked together
Most projects combine two or three of these on the same visit, under one quote.
Construction Progress Photography
Repeatable progress photos from the same positions every visit.
Drone Mapping & 3D Models
Orthomosaic maps, 3D models and elevation layers to measure on.
Next step
Ready to start filming the build?
Send the address, the start date and the cadence you have in mind. I will come back with a plan and one clear price.
