This year, the camera leaves the ground. Illusionary Realm now houses seven FPV drones, each developed for a different kind of shoot, so your film can fly through an office, weave around a crowd or sweep across an entire site in one unbroken shot.
Our pilots hold Remote Pilot Certificates issued under India’s Drone Rules, 2021, through a DGCA-authorised training organisation. That is the certification required to fly drones commercially in India, so your shoot is in trained, accountable hands.
Three sizes, three jobs. Every shoot starts with one question: what is the smallest drone that can get this shot?
For indoor shoots. Ducted propellers and featherweight frames for offices, factories, hotels, showrooms and event halls.
For flying safely around people in open spaces: outdoor events, launches, sports days and festivals.
For big spaces. Fast, steady in wind and strong enough to carry a GoPro over farms, mines, properties and concerts.
From the front door to the boardroom without a single cut.
Moving among your guests, not hovering fifty metres above them.
The 5-inch carries a GoPro that records high-resolution, stabilised footage on its own.
A regular drone gives you a view. An FPV drone gives you movement.
Hovers on GPS and glides slowly. Built for the high, wide establishing shot that shows where you are.
Flown by hand through goggles, every second of the flight. Through doorways, over stages and alongside moving cars, in one continuous shot.
Not every brief needs a drone. For these, nothing else comes close.
FPV is planned into your shoot from the first call, not bolted on at the end.
What you are shooting, where, and what the film is for.
We study the space, plan the flight path and pick the right drone for it.
The FPV pilot flies alongside our ground cameras, with a spotter on every flight.
Drone shots are edited in DaVinci Resolve with everything else, by the same team.
FPV used to mean big-budget ads and a specialist flown in for the day. We are making it part of everyday corporate and event production.
FPV means first-person view. The pilot wears goggles showing a live feed from the drone and flies it by hand, which lets it move through spaces and around subjects in ways a GPS-stabilised camera drone cannot. A regular drone gives you the high, wide view; FPV gives you movement.
Yes. Indoors we use tiny whoops, which have ducted propellers and weigh very little. Around crowds outdoors we use our 2.5-inch drones. The larger 5-inch drones are flown only where there is open space for them.
Yes. Our pilots hold DGCA Remote Pilot Certificates under the Drone Rules, 2021, the certification required to fly drones commercially in India. On top of that, every job starts with a recce to plan the route, spot hazards and check what the location requires. The pilot flies with a spotter, we always choose the smallest drone that can get the shot, and if the weather or the venue makes a flight unsafe, we do not fly it.
Yes. FPV is planned and shot by the same crew as the rest of your coverage and cut into the same edit. Tell us about your shoot and we will tell you honestly whether FPV adds something, or whether you do not need it.
Events, properties, factories, farms or stages: tell us what you are shooting and we will tell you which drone fits.