Netflix · BBC · Near Earth Autonomy
Film, TV and research: Netflix, BBC and Carnegie Mellon
Aerial shots for Club de Cuervos, Netflix's first Spanish-language original series; for the BBC documentary on the Chicxulub crater, where the asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs struck; and flights for Near Earth Autonomy projects with Carnegie Mellon University.
- Where
- Mexico
- When
- International productions
- Service
- Photo, video and 360°
- Industry
- Brands and media
- Netflix
- series Club de Cuervos
- BBC
- documentary Chicxulub Impact Crater
- CMU
- projects with Near Earth Autonomy
The challenge
International productions that demand cinema shots, precise flight plans and zero margin for error, to the standards of Netflix, the BBC and a robotics lab.
What we did
Certified pilots and aerial cinema gear: shot planning with the director, flight permits and safe operation on locations, natural sites and test fields.
The result
Our shots appear in Club de Cuervos (Netflix, 4 seasons, 2015 to 2019) and in the BBC documentary on Chicxulub, aired in 2017, which followed the scientists who drilled into the crater off the Yucatán Peninsula. A clip published by BBC Earth Science, «What Exactly Killed The Dinosaurs?», has over 2 million views. For Near Earth Autonomy and Carnegie Mellon we flew in support of their autonomous-flight research.
