Real estate reels
Short vertical edits that establish the property, reveal the lot and neighborhood context, and finish on the strongest listing view.
4K aerial video and vertical reels across DFW
APS Drone creates clean aerial video for Dallas-Fort Worth real estate, commercial properties, construction projects, venues and branded social media. Choose horizontal 4K footage, a finished vertical reel or a custom mixed-media edit.
Dallas drone videography is available as a $499 real estate package with 10 edited aerial photos and a 20–40 second vertical reel. Commercial video is quoted after the location, airspace, deliverables, editing and usage are reviewed.
Short vertical edits that establish the property, reveal the lot and neighborhood context, and finish on the strongest listing view.
Exterior, roof, access, parking, signage and surrounding-area sequences for leasing, ownership, investor or marketing teams.
Repeatable wide views, milestone footage and site-context video for progress communication and stakeholder updates.
Social-ready aerial sequences and, when the site is suitable, FPV fly-through video for hospitality, fitness, venues and branded spaces.
Tell us where the video will be used, the property or project location, preferred format and must-have views.
Airspace, weather, access, timing and site-safety conditions are reviewed before the flight is confirmed.
An FAA Part 107 pilot follows an efficient shot plan for stable, intentional movement and useful coverage.
Receive the agreed horizontal footage, vertical reel or organized source clips in the requested format.
Service details last reviewed: August 30, 2026.
Photos plus a 20–40 second vertical reel start at $499. Commercial video is quoted by scope, location, editing and usage.
Yes. APS Drone can capture and edit vertical 9:16 video, and can provide a clean master for publishing when requested.
Yes. 4K horizontal footage is available for commercial properties, construction, real estate and branded video projects.
No provider can promise that before checking the site. Airspace, temporary flight restrictions, weather, access and safety conditions must be reviewed first.