Role
Drone Pilot / Motion Designer — aerial cinematography, editing, compositing and broadcast graphics.
Project goal
A broadcast package combining original drone footage with motion graphics to create loopable on-air sequences. The aerial material was not treated simply as a background: framing, camera movement and graphic layers were designed to interact as parts of one visual system. The objective was to combine original aerial footage with a graphic language that could work repeatedly on air, turning real locations into flexible broadcast surfaces rather than using the drone material as a passive background.
Creative and technical approach
Large typographic forms, translucent overlays and architectural footage turn familiar city views into flexible broadcast surfaces. The loops were built to repeat cleanly and provide an atmospheric visual bed for the channel, bringing together aerial cinematography, compositing and graphic design in a single workflow.
The drone footage and graphics were designed together from the beginning. Camera movement, negative space, typography and overlay placement were coordinated so the image could carry broadcast information without feeling like a generic background.
Result
A flexible set of broadcast loops built from original drone footage and integrated graphic design. The package turns aerial cinematography into an active part of the channel identity and can be reused across studio backgrounds, transitions and other recurring on-air situations.