Drone Videography Singapore, Industrial and Marine Sites
Singapore drone filming by Tuckys Photography: aerial filming for corporate interviews, industrial sites, vessels at sea and landscapes, with the CAAS and NParks permits arranged before the shoot.
Tuckys Photography’s professional Singapore drone filming services specialise in corporate interviews, landscape and architecture. Similarly, the team covers aerial industrial videography and offshore aerial marine videography. Tuckys Photography’s professional aerial videographer is based in Singapore. Moreover, he travels around Asia to deliver Tuckys Photography’s aerial videography services.
Here are some of Tuckys Photography’s works for 8th ASEAN PARA GAMES. Interviews with various para-athletes from each participating country.
Singapore drone filming for architecture and landscape
Adding some aerial videos into the corporate interview shots usually helps to make the video more interesting. The reason is that the bird’s eye view perspective is not a common scene.
Establishing shots such as these show the locations, as well as the environment. Such views give a sense of space, thus giving viewers variations of perspective in the video.
Singapore drone filming in this video shows the city skyline. 
Tuckys Photography’s Singapore professional aerial videographer captured this city skyline at sunset.
This is Tuckys Photography’s showreel with time-lapse and aerial shots taken in different countries.
Singapore drone filming of the Windsor nature park.
An aerial shot with a drone flying between the trees at Windsor nature park. Of course, such work requires a permit from CAAS and Nparks before Tuckys Photography can proceed.
Industrial drone video and Singapore drone footage
Drone videography Singapore industrial clients commission from Tuckys Photography adds the scale of a site that ground cameras cannot show.
Most of Tuckys Photography’s Industrial videos carry aerial footage of the space or the products. Consequently, the studio can build a more dramatic film for the client.
The ground to cover were much larger in this site. Hence Tuckys Photography decided to shoot with an aerial drone to capture more interesting footage.
The rain was a blessing in disguise. Because of it, the team could film the harsh daily conditions the wheel loader worked in.
Offshore vessel drone video and marine drone filming
This Singapore drone filming follows 2 vessels setting out on their mission at sunrise.
35m Security vessel for offshore marine videography production.
This high-speed aerial marine videography captures the agility of the security vessel during her S-curve manoeuvres.
Singapore drone filming: questions answered
What are drone establishing shots for?
A bird’s-eye view is not a common scene, so drone establishing shots show the location and the environment around it and give a sense of space. Cut between interview footage, they give the viewer a change of perspective.
Another dramatic sunset over the city skyline at Marina Bay, filmed from the air.
CAAS permit drone filming Singapore: what permits does drone videography need?
Commercial drone flights in Singapore need a CAAS permit, and flying in a nature reserve such as Windsor Nature Park needs NParks approval as well. Tuckys Photography arranges these before the shoot day.
Drone videography Singapore: can a drone film a vessel at speed?
Yes. The offshore marine footage on this page follows a 35 m security vessel through S-curve manoeuvres at high speed, and two vessels leaving on their mission at sunrise. The drone keeps pace and holds the framing from above.
Drone videography Singapore: why fly over an industrial site?
Most of Tuckys Photography’s industrial videos carry aerial footage of the site or the product, which makes a more dramatic film. On the granite quarry and coal stockpile sites the ground was too large to cover any other way.
Drone cinematography Singapore: what is in the drone showreel?
The showreel on this page mixes time-lapse and aerial shots from different countries: the Singapore skyline at sunset, the water village and mosque in Brunei filmed as establishing shots for interview videos, and the Windsor Nature Park flight between the trees.
