Stabilised drone · FPV · ground camera · video production
Video services: drone, FPV, camera and production
DB Studio provides stabilised drone footage, FPV sequences and ground camera filming. The service can meet a specific need or cover the full video production, from preparation to editing.
Luxembourg · Moselle & Grand Est · France · International
What DB Studio produces
Four video services, from an aerial shot to a complete film
David Basile, drone pilot and filmmaker, combines stabilised drone, FPV and ground camera filming. DB Studio can deliver a specific shoot or a full video production, from preparation to editing.
Establish a location
Stabilised drone filming
Wide shots, fluid movements and aerial photographs to establish a location, present a site or convey the scale of an event.
- Establishing shots
- Architecture and property
- Events and destinations
Move through a space
FPV drone filming
FPV can move through a space, follow an action or connect several areas in a continuous shot planned to remain clear in the edit.
- Venue tours
- Tracking vehicles or people
- Continuous shots and transitions
Get closer to the subject
Ground camera filming
Camera footage to show an activity, capture a gesture, follow a subject or reveal the details of a location. Ground filming can be a standalone service or complement aerial and FPV footage.
- Wide shots and close-ups
- Work, activities and scenes in motion
- Footage coordinated with your production
Build the film
Full video production
Support from the brief to the final video: preparation, shoot planning, directing, filming and editing. Stabilised drone, FPV and ground camera work are selected according to the story and the images the project needs.
- Brief, creative direction and preparation
- Directing and shoot planning
- Editing and agreed delivery versions
Choose the approach
Which filming approach suits your project?
A brief can combine several approaches. The starting point is always what the audience needs to see and understand.
- Present a location, site or building
- A stabilised drone creates clear compositions, changes scale and, where needed, captures aerial photographs.
- Follow an action, vehicle or person
- An FPV drone stays close to the subject and builds a continuous route indoors or outdoors.
- Show a gesture, activity or detail
- Ground filming places the camera at the subject’s level, varies the framing and captures the scenes the film needs, with or without a drone.
- Entrust the project from preparation to editing
- Full video production creates a coherent film and its delivery versions. An assignment can also be limited to footage for your editing team.
Production process
Preparation, directing, filming and editing
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Brief & creative direction
Define the film and its uses
The subject, audience, message, location, date and distribution channels frame the project. Deliverables and scope are agreed together.
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Preparation
Plan the shots and the shoot
The recce, access, camera route and required sequences are prepared. If a drone is involved, geographical zones and the necessary procedures are reviewed for the specific location.
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Directing & filming
Capture images that serve the story
Aerial, FPV and ground shots are directed according to the project. Angles, movements and variations provide complementary footage for the edit.
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Editing & delivery
Assemble and deliver the agreed versions
The edit builds the film’s rhythm and continuity. Final versions are delivered in the agreed formats; for a filming-only assignment, your team receives the agreed footage.
Filming locations
Luxembourg, Moselle & Grand Est, France and international
The shoot location determines preparation, access and, for drones, the necessary procedures. Explore services and completed work in Luxembourg and Moselle, or examples of projects in France and internationally.
Luxembourg
Drone video in Luxembourg
Filming, FPV, administrative coordination and video production in the Grand Duchy. View the local service page
Moselle & Grand Est
Drone video in Moselle
Aerial filming, FPV and video production around Thionville and across Grand Est. View the local service pageFrance
Filming adapted to the project location
Video and drone shoots elsewhere in France, with preparation tailored to the site, schedule and intended shots.
Explore the Renault Cliorama shoot in ParisInternational
Preparation specific to each destination
Overseas projects are assessed according to the country, filming conditions, travel and applicable local drone regulations.
Explore the Villa Resorts project in the MaldivesFrequently asked questions
What a DB Studio service includes
What qualifications and cover does DB Studio hold?
David Basile holds CATS and A1/A3, A2 and STS certificates or competencies. DB Studio also holds professional insurance for its activities.
Who handles the administrative procedures?
DB Studio assesses the location, geographical zones and flight scenario, then prepares the notifications or authorisation applications required for the operation.
Can you produce and edit a complete video?
Yes. DB Studio can handle the brief, preparation, shoot planning, directing, filming and editing of the agreed versions. The assignment can also be limited to filming for an existing production team.
Can we book camera filming without a drone?
Yes. Ground video filming is a standalone service. It can capture a location, activity, gestures or details with a camera. It can also complement aerial and FPV shots within the same film.
What is the difference between FPV and a stabilised drone?
A stabilised drone suits establishing shots, fluid movements and photography. FPV enables closer, continuous and immersive passes. The two can be combined.
Where can DB Studio work?
Projects are assessed in Luxembourg, Moselle and Grand Est, elsewhere in France and internationally, depending on scheduling, equipment and local regulations. Renault Cliorama in Paris and Villa Resorts in the Maldives illustrate this travel.
Can we request footage only?
Yes. Shots, framing, durations and file formats are then agreed with your team before filming.
What information should we send for an initial response?
The exact location, a date or period, the subject, intended use, expected formats and a few visual references are enough for an initial feasibility assessment.
Explore DB Studio
Describe your projectSelected work
Projects to help choose your filming approach
Your project
Let’s talk about the video you need to produce
Share the location, timing, subject, intended distribution and the support you need: footage, directing or a complete video.
Prepare the brief