HAMPSHIRE, ENGLAND—Flying Pictures and the Lens Foundry have announced that they are teaming up to form a single company. The new group will operate under the Flying Pictures banner. The Lens Foundry offers a range of drones, Movi rigs, cable-cams and tracking vehicles. Flying Pictures is an aerial production company.
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