360° Drone Videography & Aerial Photography
Aerial video of an Anglo Saxon Church.
Fast, precise and efficient. Our advanced drone technology easily navigates hard to reach areas, delivering high-resolution still photographs and videography of structural defects within minutes.
Featured Project
Heage Windmill, Heage
Heage Windmill, nestled in the Derbyshire countryside is a stunning piece of living history. Built in 1797, it stands today as the only working six-sailed stone tower windmill in England.
The fully working mill was opened to the public on 1 June 2002. The Miller stone-grinds UK-sourced organic wheat to produce an array of artisanal flours.
Etcha visited Heage Windmill with a clear mission: to capture its intricate, historic architecture through 360-degree video and still photography. The goal was to create a digital archive and a virtual experience footage for The Friends of Heage Windmill.
“Having recently worked with Etcha Studios, we have been most impressed by the quality of their results and professionalism. From the outset, Ian and Teresa have been a pleasure to work with. They understood the importance and significance of the site securing excellent video footage which captured the beauty of the windmill and its surroundings. Their edited results are stunning and we look forward to working with them again in the future.”
Roger Hatcher
Chair - The Friends of Heage Windmill
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"Exceptional image quality, backed by excellent communication."
The Process: "From the very beginning, Teresa and Ian were professional, approachable and exceptionally well organised... making what could have been a complicated process feel straightforward and stress-free."
The Results: "The quality of the drone footage exceeded our expectations. The imagery is beautifully captured, providing not only stunning promotional material... but also a valuable record of our buildings to assist with monitoring and maintenance."
Safety & Heritage Care: "Working with historic church buildings requires care, sensitivity and attention to detail, and Etcha demonstrated all of these in abundance. They carried out comprehensive risk assessments and ensured appropriate permissions were obtained, including liaising with the local airport."
— The Trent and Derwent Benefice