Las Vegas construction video that owners, lenders and your next client will actually watch.
Las Vegas builds on a scale few cities match: resort towers, stadiums, data centers, industrial parks in North Las Vegas and entire master planned communities on the edges of the valley. Every one of those projects has an owner who wants to see progress, a lender who wants proof, and a general contractor who wants the finished job to win the next bid. Picture Perfect Video films construction in Las Vegas with FAA licensed drone pilots and a production crew that knows the airspace, the heat and the jobsite rules. Reach Charles at charles@pictureperfectvideo.com or 702.907.9071.
What Las Vegas builders and developers get filmed
- Monthly drone progress. The same waypoints flown every month from the same heights and angles, so owners and lenders see a clean before and after and the footage cuts straight into a time lapse.
- Ground level progress. Stabilized walkthroughs of each floor or phase for owner meetings when a drone view is not enough.
- Milestone films. Groundbreaking, topping out and grand opening events filmed and delivered as short edits for the owner, press and LinkedIn, often the same day.
- Close out films. A two to three minute project story with the team, the challenges and the finished building. This is what wins the next proposal.
- Safety and training video. Site orientation and safety procedure videos that new workers actually sit through.
- Recruiting video. Real crews and real projects to help you hire in a tight Las Vegas labor market.
Real Picture Perfect Video client work.
Our crew films recurring content days for The Range 702 in Las Vegas and has produced aerial architectural work for The Drey Hotel and a multi property monthly program at The Village Dallas. Every flight is run by an FAA Part 107 pilot with airspace authorization filed in advance.
Las Vegas airspace is the first question
Most of the valley sits under controlled airspace, and that decides what can be flown and how:
- Harry Reid International. The Strip, the resort corridor and much of the central valley sit under Class B airspace. Legal flights need LAANC authorization for the exact location and altitude, and some grids near the airport allow little or no altitude at all.
- Other airports. Henderson Executive, North Las Vegas Airport and Nellis Air Force Base each shape what is possible in their part of the valley.
- Stadium and event restrictions. Temporary flight restrictions go up around major events. Progress flights are scheduled around them.
- The plan. We check every site, file authorization before the first flight and keep the same approved flight plan month to month. Our Las Vegas drone laws guide explains the rules.
Jobsite realities we plan around
- Heat. Summer days regularly pass 110 degrees, and many concrete pours move to night. We film pours at night with proper lighting and schedule exterior flights at sunrise.
- Wind and dust. Afternoon wind and dust are common, so drone flights are planned for calm morning windows with backup dates.
- Site safety. Our crew arrives with hard hats, vests, safety glasses and boots, completes your site orientation and follows your superintendent. Certificates of insurance are provided before the first visit.
- Confidentiality. Owner and lender footage stays private unless you approve public use. Marketing cuts are made only from approved shots.
What it costs
Construction work is usually a fixed monthly drone and progress package for the length of the project, plus milestone and close out films as needed. Real ranges are in our Las Vegas videographer cost guide, and every project gets a fixed written quote within 48 hours.
Las Vegas construction video FAQ
Can you fly a drone over a construction site near the Las Vegas Strip?
Often yes, with limits. Much of the Strip corridor sits under Harry Reid International Class B airspace, so flights need LAANC authorization and some locations only allow very low altitude. We check the exact site and file authorization before the shoot.
How often should a Las Vegas construction site be filmed?
Monthly is standard, flown on the same path so each month lines up. Key phases such as structure, enclosure and finishes can justify more frequent visits.
Can you film night concrete pours?
Yes. Summer pours in Las Vegas often happen overnight to avoid the heat, and we bring lighting and plan shots with the superintendent so the crew is never slowed down.
Do you provide insurance certificates for jobsites?
Yes. We provide certificates of insurance naming the general contractor or owner before the first visit, and our crew follows your site orientation and PPE requirements.
How do I get a quote?
Book a 30 minute call at meetings-na2.hubspot.com/charles-andrulis or email charles@pictureperfectvideo.com for a fixed quote within 48 hours.
Building in Las Vegas?
30-minute call with Charles. Insured, COI ready, quote within 48 hours.
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