UAV Cinema offers Commercial Drone Services for Video Production of all types to the greater midwest area. While based in Cleveland Ohio, UAV Cinema travel to markets all throughout the region. Offering Heavy Lift Drone Camera Packages capable of flying a Movi Pro and cameras from RED, Arri, Sony, and more. When a heavy lift package exceeds the needs of your shoot, we can provide a more cost effective DJI Inspire 2 Package, that offers 4k resolution & ProRes Files or RAW CinemaDNGs, for ultimate flexibility in post production.

We offer Aerial Video Services you can trust in Ohio, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Illinois, Kentucky, and more.

Licensed & Insured Commercial Drone Services.

UAV Cinema’s pilots are full licensed commercial drone pilots and comply with the FAA Part 107 rules regarding unmanned aircrafts. Since normal video production liability insurance doesn’t cover drones, we are additionally insured up to $1 Million for both Indoor and Outdoor Flights. For locations that require insurance beyond $1 Million, the coverage can be raised upon request

Cinematographers At Heart

Our drone gimbal operator has years of experience as a Director of Photography, and having come from this background informs all the work UAV Cinema does. Having worked on countless productions, we are intimately familiar with the needs of Feature Films, Commercials, Television, and how to accomplish your shots in the safest manner possible. Some of our favorite clients include Mainsail Creative, XPO Logistics, TBS’s Full Frontal with Samantha Bee, Cub Cadet Commercial, Commercial Media, John Deere, & Honda.

For Additional information or to book UAV Cinema, contact us at UAVCinema.com

LAS VEGAS — Leveraging fifth-generation technology, the new M1 gyro-stabilized camera system will be unveiled by Shotover at the 2018 NAB Show. The result of 10 years of research and development, the M1 can be used on a wide range of aircraft, ground vehicles and watercraft to capture live 2K, 4K and 8K aerial shots.

With its ultralight aluminum structure, the M1 employs the same six-axis design as the company’s K1 and F1 camera systems. The K1’s creators received a Scientific and Engineering Academy Award for the system’s design, engineering, and implementation.

[Read: ShotOver F1 Gives Bird's Eye View for KABC-TV]

Lighter than legacy aerial broadcast systems, the M1 can house popular cinema cameras and lenses, such as the Arri Alexa Mini, RED Weapon and Canon 30-300.

It also offers the latest ENG payload options, and features, such as an angled front window for imagery without flares, interfacing to moving map overlays, and custom color schemes to match broadcasters branding. It’s backed by 24/7 service and support, and can ship with payload integrated from the factory.

Shotover will be in booth C1313.

LAS VEGAS—DJI has announced the release of two new entries to its aerial camera platform, the Zenmuse X5 and X5R. Both aerial cameras feature Micro Four Thirds sensors that allow the capture of up to 13 stops of dynamic range, resulting in high-resolution 16 megapixel photos or 4K, 24fps and 30fps videos.

Each camera also features interchangeable lenses and full wireless aperture and focus control. Among the lenses compatible with the cameras are the DJI MFT 15mm f/1.7 ASPH lens, the Panasonic Lumix 15mm G Leica DG Summilux f/1.7 ASPH lens, the Olympus M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 12mm f/2.0 lens, and the Olympus M. Zuiko 17mm f/1.8 lens. Operators have the ability to adjust the camera’s focus or aperture in flight via the DJI Go app or DJI’s Follow Focus system.

Zenmuse X5R

The Zenmuse X5R has the ability to record video to both an onboard microSD card as well as a removable 512GB solid state disk on the top plate of DJI’s three-axis Zenmuse gimbal technology. Cinema DNG (RAW) video is recorded to the SSD and opens up lossless 4K video recording in a compact form factor with video bit rates averaging 1.7Gbps; maxes out at 2.4Gbps. DJI will release CineLight later this year, which supports Cinema DNG files by offering offline proxy editing before converting Cinema DNG files to ProRes.The X5R also features a D-LOG mode for more color correction options in post-production.

Both the Zenmuse X5 and X5R are fully compatible with existing DJI Inspire 1 platforms as an interchangeable option for the Inspire 1’s standard Zenmuse X3 camera.

The Zenmuse X5 is available for pre-order and will begin to ship before the end of September at a price of $4,499. The Zenmuse X5R will be available in Q4 2015 for $7,999.