Most cameras show what a property looks like. I try to show what it feels like to already belong there — the moment a buyer stops scrolling and starts imagining.
"Every property has a story the ground can't tell. Every site has a scale you can't feel until you're looking down at it. Every event has a moment — one perfect, electric moment — that only exists when you rise above it."
I built Sky Haus Drones for clients who already know the camera angle is the argument — and who understand that the difference between a listing that lingers and one that sells above reserve is sometimes a single, perfectly-timed aerial reveal. The right shot isn't a nice-to-have. It's the deciding factor.
A buyer makes up their mind before they ever step inside. My aerials aren't showing them land — they're showing them a life. The position, the light at six in the evening, the sense of arrival. Orbit passes at golden hour that make a $2M listing feel like a $4M decision.
Progress documentation that does three jobs at once: protects your investment, keeps your lenders satisfied, and gives your marketing team footage they'll actually want to use. From first slab to facade — a visual record that does justice to what you're building.
That moment when the crowd hits peak energy, the stage lights lock in perfectly, and three thousand people become one spectacular image — I'm already in position for it. Aerial coverage that makes your event look exactly as big as it felt from inside.
There's a window — maybe twelve minutes — where the sky does something no lighting rig can replicate. I plan every dusk shoot around that window. Low-light aerial work for clients who know the difference between a shot and a statement, and are willing to wait for it.
Narrative aerial sequences built for campaign launches, luxury developments, and tourism work. I'll deliver RAW LOG to your post team if you have one, or fully colour-graded finals ready to publish — on your schedule, not mine.
Built by a filmmaker.
Operated with the precision
of an engineer.
I started Sky Haus Drones because I kept turning up to shoots where the aerial footage looked like it had been treated as an afterthought — technically compliant, visually forgettable.
I'm Andrew Felix. Filmmaker, drone operator, and the only person at Sky Haus Drones. Every client — from boutique residential agents to large-scale developers — gets me on site, with a shot list I've built specifically for their project. Not a booking platform. Not a subcontractor. The same person you spoke to, flying your shoot and delivering your files.
We talk through what you actually need — not just the deliverables, but the feeling you're going for. I'll scout remotely before we meet: airspace clearances, sun trajectory, restricted zones. By the time I arrive on site, the shot list is already locked.
I arrive early. Conditions checked, clearances confirmed, launch on schedule. The planned shots happen first — then I move. Because the best footage almost always lives in the moments between the brief.
Every still colour-graded to cinematic standard. Every video cut, scored, and treated. LOG files for your post team. Polished finals for immediate use. Multiple aspect ratios included.
Secure download link, usually within 24 hours. Full commercial usage rights included — no licensing fine print, no annual fees, no surprises. What you receive is yours. Retainer packages available for construction and agency clients.
Straightforward pricing, quoted in full before we confirm anything. What changes between packages is scope — the standard of work doesn't. Whether it's a $650 residential shoot or a multi-day Apex build, every file is treated the same way.
Better than standard photos, anyway. Two shoot slots a day, Monday to Friday, across Melbourne and greater Victoria. Tell me what you're working with — I'll handle everything else from 400 feet up.
Fill this in and I'll come back to you within 24 hours — a confirmed quote and a proposed shoot date. No commitment until you're happy with every detail.