03 / Aerial photography & video

Aerial work does two jobs: it makes a business look considerably more substantial than its competitors, and it gets a proper look at the parts of a building nobody can safely reach. I do both, on commercial kit, flown legally.

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What I shoot

Marketing imagery and condition imagery, from the same flight.

Property and venue exteriors

The establishing shot that shows the whole site, the grounds and where it sits — the thing a ground-level photograph physically cannot do.

Roof and site condition imagery

Close, high-resolution imagery of roofs, gutters, chimneys and hard-to-reach elevations, without scaffolding or a cherry picker.

Progress and event coverage

Repeat flights from matched positions to show a build or site changing over time, or a single visit to cover an event from above.

The kit

Commercial-grade aircraft, in plain English.

DJI Matrice 300 RTK: A commercial aircraft rather than a consumer camera drone. It carries a zoom and a wide camera on the same flight, which is what makes close, high-resolution imagery of a roof or an upper elevation possible without scaffolding.
DJI Mavic 2 Enterprise Advanced: Smaller, quieter and quick to deploy in tighter sites. It's the right tool for a single building or a constrained town-centre location where the larger aircraft is more than the job needs.

UK CAA drone rules

Flown legally under UK CAA drone rules by a CAA-registered pilot.

Aerial work is flown legally under UK CAA drone rules by a CAA-registered pilot. Flight dates are confirmed once insurance and any airspace permission are in place.

Every job starts with a pre-flight site assessment: airspace, people and property nearby, access, and whether the weather on the day actually allows it. If it doesn't, I reschedule rather than push it — which is the boring answer, and the correct one.

What you receive

Finished files, not a memory card.

An edited stills set, colour-graded and ready for web and print

A short film cut for 16:9 and 9:16 so it works on your site and on social

Raw files on request

Questions

Common questions

Tell me about your site and what you need. Flight dates are confirmed once insurance and any airspace permission needed are in place. I fly under UK CAA drone rules with my own Operator ID and Flyer ID.

An edited set of stills and a short film cut for your website and social media.

Some sites near Shoreham Airport need the airport's written permission before any flight. I apply for it, and the flight date is only set once it's granted.

Also now: websites for non-league football

Dugout Design and Dugout Diary, built with Dugout AI.

SEP Media is the independent web design and development delivery partner for Dugout Design, a Dugout AI Limited brand. Dugout AI handles contracting, invoicing and hosting; I do the design and build, project by project. Everything else here — the tours, the aerial work, and every website outside football — is SEP Media's own work, and you deal with me directly.

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Football club websites via Dugout AI · Everything else, direct with me

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Tell me about the business.

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Email: joseph@sepmedia.uk
Phone: 07840 254936
Area: West Sussex & surrounding
Hours: Mon–Fri evenings, plus weekends

I WILL REPLY WITHIN ONE WORKING DAY

The angle nobody else on your street has.