Drone videography has been at the centre of my work since 2014.

Over the years, I’ve developed a strong focus on capturing cinematic aerial footage across a wide range of environments, combining technical flying skills with creative visual storytelling. Today, I operate as an EASA-certified A1/A3 and A2 drone pilot, delivering professional drone videography services in Malta and internationally.

My experience also extends into advanced operations. I am currently a Chief Remote Pilot in Command (RPIC), Operations and Training Manage on BVLOS missions using the Eiger-3 UAS in support of medical transfer operations. A first in Malta. These high-responsibility flights demand precision, discipline, and strict adherence to procedures - qualities I bring into every videography project.

Every shoot is carefully planned from both a creative and operational perspective. I handle all required permits and coordinate with Transport Malta’s Civil Aviation Directorate, Malta Air Traffic Services, Heritage Malta, and maritime authorities when needed, ensuring that filming runs smoothly, safely, and fully compliant.

I operate a fleet of over 17 drones, each dedicated to a specific filming role. From cinematic platforms like the DJI Mavic 4 Pro to high-speed FPV drones capable of capturing fast-moving action, I choose the right drone to match the vision of each project. A dedicated spotter is always included to maintain full situational awareness and ensure safe operations at all times.

In addition to filming, I design and build custom drones tailored to unique videography requirements. This allows me to achieve specialised shots, dynamic movements, and perspectives that go beyond standard aerial filming.

My goal is simple - to deliver drone videography that adds energy, depth, and impact to your project. Whether it’s cinematic sequences, action tracking, or creative aerial perspectives, I approach every shoot with precision, creativity, and a strong attention to detail.

Please check out some of my work on social media through the following links.