Drone video & aerial photography · Part 107 certified

Aerials, flown legally.

Cinematic drone video and high-resolution aerial stills for land, acreage, communities, ranges and job sites — including inside the controlled airspace that covers most of McKinney.

  • Aerial video
  • Aerial stills
  • Land & acreage
  • Construction progress
  • Community flyovers
A drone climbing above North Texas countryside during a Part 107 commercial flight

The part people skip

The camera is the easy half.

Anyone can buy a drone. The part that decides whether your shoot happens is the airspace above the address, and in Collin County that is not an afterthought — a large part of McKinney sits under the controlled airspace around McKinney National Airport.

TKI is a participating LAANC facility, so authorisation to operate at or below 400 feet in that airspace can be requested and granted electronically. We check that before you book. A pilot who does not will either cancel on you or fly somewhere they should not be.

We are FAA Part 107 certified and licensed for commercial drone operations across North Texas, and we fly whenever conditions and airspace regulations allow.

What it’s for

Height only helps when it answers something.

An aerial that exists to look expensive gets skipped. An aerial that shows where the property line runs, how the community is laid out, or how far the range sits from the road is the shot that gets the call.

  • Land and acreageBoundaries, water, the drive in — what a photo from the porch cannot show.
  • Communities and developmentsFlyovers that put a model home in context with the streets around it.
  • Ranges and facilitiesScale and layout for buyers deciding on a build.
  • Construction progressThe same altitude and heading, month after month.
Aerial still over a land development in progress: graded lots, equipment on site and open fields beyond
Part 107 covers the pilot. LAANC covers the airspace. Both happen before we quote.

Aerials in the work

Where the drone earned it.

Three pieces where the aerials carry the geography — a farm venue, a firearms facility and a builder community.

Proof

Clients who ask for the drone by name.

  • “The Media Depot is amazing! They always go above and beyond to take great pictures, drones and videos and get them back to me quickly. I can’t say enough great things about them!”

    Lore Lane, Hygge Homes & Land Lore Lane Hygge Homes & Land
  • “We filmed a brand story, a commercial, and professional headshots all in one shoot, and every setup looked completely different. They came prepared with equipment for every situation, and when it made sense, they even deployed the drone to capture some incredible footage.”

    Simon Voight Google review
  • “(The Media Depot) has been amazing to work with in the marketing of my listings! They turns the visions I have for each listing into an even better reality! They far exceed expectations each and every time!”

    Evan Martin, REAL Broker Evan Martin REAL Broker

Questions

Flying, answered.

01 Are you licensed to fly commercially?

Yes. We are FAA Part 107 certified, which is the certification required to fly a drone for any commercial purpose — including a listing photo or a company video.

02 Can you fly near McKinney National Airport?

Much of McKinney sits under controlled airspace around McKinney National (TKI), which is a participating LAANC facility. That means authorisation for flights at or below 400 feet can be requested and granted through LAANC rather than waiting on a manual application. We check the airspace for your address before the shoot, not on the day.

03 What can stop a flight?

Weather, wind, and airspace. We fly whenever conditions and airspace regulations allow, and if a site needs an authorisation that is not automatic we will tell you before you book rather than turn up and fail.

04 What do we actually get?

Aerial video cut into your film, and high-resolution aerial stills. For land and acreage that usually means orientation shots showing the boundaries and the approach; for a community, flyovers and elevation changes; for a job site, the same angle every month.

05 Do you shoot construction progress?

Yes. Repeating the same altitude and heading each visit gives a progression sequence that is genuinely useful to an owner or a lender, rather than a folder of unrelated aerials.

06 Is drone included with a listing shoot?

It is an add-on to the real estate service, and on acreage or a property with a view it is usually the shot that sells the listing.

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Let’s make something worth watching.

Tell us what you’re trying to do and we’ll come back with a plan and a transparent quote. No hidden fees, no runaround.

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McKinney, TX
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