Our Films:

This drone footage was captured at the Forty Hall Estate built in the 1620s approximately at the same time the witch-hunts started in Scotland. It was built for Sir Nicholas Raynton who later on became Lord Mayor of London. The colours had to be intricately graded to demonstrate the UK’s beautiful landscape during the end of Autumn.

The Pont du Diable is located not too far from Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert, the bridge was constructed in the 11th Century and is surrounded by beautiful scenery. Flying underneath bridges and above water is a complicated task that since there is no room for error

This Aerial footage was captured at Gussfall Falls, this waterfall plunges in two stages, the first 11m and the latter 21m. The conditions were challenging, high wind speed and the cold Icelandic air made the drone rapidly consume its battery life, therefore quick and effective flight paths had to be made.

This small Hamlet in the center of the Languedoc-Roussilon, expresses the natural beauty of the South of France. This drone flight was complicated, to fly through irregular vegetation you have to turn off your automatic sensors, so the drone is totally in the operator’s hands.

In this short drone film we’ll travel to the south coast of France more precisely l’Étang de Thau which despite its high salt content is the second largest lake in France. This was our first flight abroad of the UK, a lot of legal measures had to be studied before taking flight.

This drone video was taken at Kenwood house in the heart of Hampstead Heath, as it is positioned close to central London there is a beautiful view of the London skyline. Hampstead heath is one of the busiest parks in London especially in summer, so it was important to get there as early as possible to avoid uninvolved people in my flight path.

The Walthamstow area is plastered with these beautiful murals, a lot of street art festivals take place here and even guided tours are possible to see on google maps. Piloting drones in tight spaces made it hard to portray these murals as they deserve to be shown. The colour grading was an intricate process as to respect the true colours of the artworks.

Take a trip to the beautiful quaint countryside of the peak district, something different? non-aerial video coming from Dimezone.

Our colour grading :

Here is our latest film, This Drone video was entirely shot on our DJI Mavic Pro 2, Using the drone as a regular a camera put forth several difficulties, but helped us get more in tune with the equipment we own. Our Drone work in London usually consists of aerial shots from outside buildings but here we’re able to get in close.

Here are some comparisons between our raw footage captured on a Dji Mavic pro 2 and colour graded footage using Davinci Resolve.