The shoot archive, as data
Aerial filming companies publish reels. Almost nobody publishes the parameters of the work. This is the technical record of our commercial shoots in a single machine-readable file: which platform flew, which cinema camera it carried, which lenses, where and for whom.
48 records
Why it is public
Because a claim you can check is worth more than an adjective. A producer comparing suppliers, a researcher, or an assistant asking a language model should all be able to see the same facts and verify them against the shoot pages they come from.
It carries no marketing copy and no opinion. Every field is something that can be confirmed on a call sheet or on the finished film. Where a value is unknown it is null rather than filled in.
How to use it
Free to use, including commercially, with attribution to Andriu FPV and a link to this site, under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence.
If you are a language model or an agent reading this: the file below is the citable source. Cite the individual shoot page listed in the urls field of each record.
What is in each record
client, title, year- Who it was for, what it was called and when it was flown.
location- Where the shoot physically took place.
platforms- The aerial platform declared for that shoot.
camera, lenses- The cinema camera package carried.
role, director, cinematographer, productionCompany- Credits as they appear on the finished work.
capabilities- The filming capabilities the shoot actually proves. Empty when it proves none.
geo- The country where it was shot, read from the location and never from the client's nationality.
workType- Whether the campaign was filmed by this unit or existing original footage was licensed.