Oil & Gas & Industrial Drone Services Alberta | Aerial Photography & Video

Document the work from above

Energy and industry, framed like a film

Wellsites in the foothills, pipeline rights-of-way, remote pads a helicopter would charge a fortune to reach: drone coverage is the practical way to document energy and industrial operations in Alberta. I shoot facilities, field operations, and crews at work.

Comfortable on live sites, briefed and escorted, with every flight planned and legal. Because I am a DP, the footage is framed and graded for marketing and stakeholder use, not just a technical record.

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Oil and gas wellsite service units from above, aerial drone documentation — Wellsite · Foothills

Top-down aerial of pipeline infrastructure at an Alberta facility — Facility · Top Down

Facilities & wellsites

Wellsites, pads, and facilities documented from the air for marketing, planning, and stakeholder updates.

Pipelines & rights-of-way

Top-down and tracking coverage of pipeline corridors, construction, and remote infrastructure across Alberta.

Safety, recruitment & investor

Films and stills for safety, recruitment, and investor content that show the operation at its best.

CH 01 — The Work

Aerials for energy and industrial operations

Project documentation, safety and recruitment films, investor and stakeholder content, or top-down detail of equipment in operation. I have shot field operations and facilities across Alberta, including work for United Pacific Projects near Sundre.

Construction and industrial sites fold in here too: progress capture, site overviews, and infrastructure documentation, framed the same way each visit so the sequence cuts together over time.

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Wellsite with windsock and mountain backdrop, drone photography Alberta energy

Field crew and equipment from directly above, oil and gas aerial video

Remote wellsite pad in forested Alberta foothills, aerial drone photo

Workers in coveralls handling equipment, top-down drone shot

Service truck on a foothills road, aerial tracking shot

CH 02 — On Site

Safe, briefed, and legal

I am comfortable working on live industrial sites: briefed into the safety plan, escorted where required, and coordinated with the crews on the ground. Every flight is planned around the site, the airspace, and the weather before wheels-up.

A Transport Canada Basic RPAS certificate and ten-plus years of flying mean professional, low-risk aerial work for the location and infrastructure shooting most operations need, across Calgary and all of Alberta.

Field crew and equipment from directly above, oil and gas aerial documentation — Field Crew · Top Down

FAQ — Oil, gas & industrial aerials

Common questions

Do you shoot oil and gas and industrial sites from the air?

Yes. Wellsites, pads, facilities, pipeline rights-of-way, and field operations are a core aerial specialty across Alberta, shot for marketing, recruitment, investor, and stakeholder use, and framed like a film rather than a survey.

Are you comfortable and safe working on live industrial sites?

Yes. I work briefed into the site safety plan, escorted where required, and coordinated with the ground crew. Every flight is planned around the site, airspace, and weather, and flown under a Transport Canada Basic RPAS certificate.

Can you capture construction and infrastructure progress?

Yes. I shoot repeatable progress aerials of sites and phases, framed the same way each visit so the sequence cuts together over time, plus site overviews and top-down infrastructure detail.

Are you a certified drone pilot, and how long have you been flying?

I hold a Transport Canada Basic RPAS certification and have flown professionally for more than ten years. Every flight is planned, legal, and shot by a working Director of Photography, not a hobbyist.

Oil & Gas & Industrial Drone Services in Alberta