One unbroken shot from the gate to the stage. Illusionary Realm flies its own fleet of seven FPV drones, sized for boardrooms, crowds and open sites, flown by DGCA-certified remote pilots and edited by the same team that shoots the rest of your film.
Tiny whoops with ducted propellers glide through offices, factories, hotels, showrooms and event halls in a single continuous take.
2.5-inch drones built for flying safely around people in open spaces: outdoor events, launches, sports days and festivals.
5-inch drones carrying a GoPro, fast and steady in wind, for farms, mines, real estate, factories and concerts.
We study the space, plan the route, check the airspace zone and pick the smallest drone that can get the shot.
A certified pilot flies through goggles while a spotter watches the space around the drone on every flight.
Drone shots are cut and graded in DaVinci Resolve alongside your ground footage, by the same team, so it all feels like one film.
Based in Jaipur, we fly FPV shoots for events, factories, properties and brands across Ajmer, Udaipur, Kota, Alwar, Sikar, Jodhpur, and the wider Rajasthan region.
FPV stands for first-person view. The pilot wears goggles that show a live feed from the drone’s camera and flies it by hand, which makes fast, low, continuous shots possible: through doorways, over stages and alongside moving cars.
A regular camera drone hovers on GPS and is built for high, wide establishing shots. An FPV drone is flown manually every second of the flight, so it can move through a space instead of looking down on it.
Yes. Tiny whoops with ducted propellers are made for indoor flights, and our 2.5-inch drones are built for open spaces with people around. A spotter works with the pilot on every flight, and we do not fly if it is not safe.
Yes. Our pilots hold Remote Pilot Certificates issued under the Drone Rules, 2021 through a DGCA-authorised training organisation, which is the certification required to fly drones commercially in India.
It depends on the zone. India’s drone airspace map marks green, yellow and red zones: green zones need no permission, yellow zones (for example close to an operational airport) need air traffic control permission, and red zones need Central Government permission. We check the zone during the recce and tell you what is needed.
Yes. Most FPV shots are planned into a larger shoot. Our pilots work alongside our event coverage and brand film crews, and everything is edited together.
Events, properties, factories, farms or stages: tell us what you are shooting and we will tell you which drone fits.