Catalyst Video Services now have full CAA approval for ‘Permission for Commercial Operations’. Catalyst Video Services are CAA approved and BNUC-S certified ensuring the highest standards in safety and operation. Aerial drone photography projects include pre-deployment and on-site surveys to ensure the safe deployment of the camera
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With effect from 25th August 2016, the CAA Permission for Aerial Work (PfAW) has been replaced by the Permission for Commercial Operations (PfCO). This change appears in the newly published Air Navigation Order 2016. CAA Information Notice IN-2016/073 (link below) explains the change. Existing PfAWs will remain
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Paul Crank of Catalyst Video Services has recently attained a BNUC-S drone pilot qualification to allow the use of a video drone for commercial videography. Catalyst Video Services can now add aerial footage to the types of shots possible when producing a commercial video for its clients.
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We did it! Congratulations to Paul Crank and Krystyna Wojcik, CAA Approved UAV pilot and observer. Catalyst Video Services has just completed, and passed with flying colours so to speak, the theory and practical exams to gain ‘Permission for Aerial Work’ certification from the CAA to enable
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Corporate video produced for engineering company Spirotech-SRD Group. Catalyst have used a combination of aerial photography, time-lapse photography, ‘talking head’ interviews and graphics to create an interesting and informative company overview.
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Property video of home office extension designed by TMV Architects of Sawtry, Cambridgeshire. The video was shot on a Canon EOS 70D using a Konova K3 Slider, a Konova KSD-2000 dolly and a Boombandit mini jib
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Short video showing the harvesting of rapeseed crops for the biofuels industry on a farm in Cambridgeshire, UK. The video demonstrates the video drone capabilities. The stability and control of the drone allows incredibly sharp static shots and smooth ‘orbital’ shots.
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Short video of St. John’s Church at Little Gidding in Cambridgeshire. The video was shot on a DJI video drone in high-definition. The video demonstrates the stability of the 3-axis gimble support of the camera.
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