Licensed for commercial use via my Operational Authorisation in the Specific Category from CAA.
I’m based in Norwich, Norfolk offering my drone Cinematic & FPV service to the whole of East Anglia: Norfolk. Suffolk, Essex and Cambridgeshire. I have filmed 1000s flights.
I create well thought out video sequences that help tell the story that my clients are trying to convey, while greatly enhancing the viewer experience.
Reaching new levels in aerial shots, creating a new standard in both quality and creativity
Drone Safe
I have the most up-to-date certification from the Civil Aviation Authority.
I’m CAA Licensed for Commercial use, with £10 million public liability insurance.
Operational Authorisation from CAA
GVC in the Specific category
A2 CofC
Entrusted & Proud
Client Reviews
We hired Shaun to work on several different video projects for our business, the first of which is now complete. The end result is stunning, Shaun’s attention to detail and ability to bring a vision to life is incredible!
Shaun is professional, reliable and a fantastic communicator, it’s been an absolute pleasure to work with him.
I recently worked with Shaun Lawson on the production of a corporate video for Evander. Shaun was a pleasure to work with – very accommodating, put forward recommendations based on our requirements and made everyone who was filmed feel at ease.
The end result was a top quality and professional video, we’ve received some really positive feedback from colleagues across the business.
Rate Card
When you commission me to carry out your drone flights, I can provide all the time you need the drone airborne for, along with enough time I’m on location.
My drone project planning is in connection with my Civil Aviation Authority training and certification.
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FAQ
frequently asked questions
What’s the disadvantages of the Open Category, sub 250g drones?
Without the correct certification and insurances, the sub 240g drones – like the popular DJI Mini series – when used in the Open Category cannot be used for commercial use.
Anything that is not regarded as sport or recreation is commercial. In other words “flying for fun” is recreational and everything else is commercial.
I carry out all my drone operations under my CAA Operational Authorisation, Specific category license. All my aerial, drone operations can be used for commercial use – giving your business total peace of mind.
Do you need the ‘Specific category’ license to use a drone in the UK?
If you don’t have the Specific category license you are very restricted in what you can do – even the sub 250g drones – and rightfully so.
The licensing is there not only to educate but also to protect the public, property and surroundings.
I’m licensed by the Civil Aviation Authority with Operation Authorisation with:
– General Visual Line of Sight Certificate (GVC) in the Specific category
– A2 Certificate of Competence (A2 CofC)
I also hold an Operator and Flyer ID.
All of my certifications allow me to do more in the air – safe & legal.
I’m trained to the CAA standards to ensure I’m #DroneSafe.
I have a drone of less than 250g, can I fly anywhere?
It’s a myth that if a drone is under 250g it’s exempt from the rules and regulations. The user may not need an Operator or Flyer ID, but they are very much restricted as to what they can do and where.
If you have a drone under 250g, I highly recommended you get the bare minimum of an Operator and Flyer ID. Obtaining these will teach you the safe use of your drone.