Properties & places
Show a property in context with aerial photos and video of the buildings, land, access, and surrounding area. Discuss commercial site documentation and progress imagery as part of your project.
Plan a property shoot
AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY & VIDEO
A new angle.
A bigger story.
Bring your property, event, or business into focus with a perspective you can’t get from the ground.
FAA PART 107 REMOTE PILOTPhotography · Aerial video · Visual storytelling
01 / SERVICES
Your vision.
Elevated.
Give people a clear sense of the place, the occasion, and the possibilities.
Events & experiences
Capture the setting, venue, and atmosphere of an outdoor event. We plan the views around the location and the moments that matter to your story.
Plan event coverageBusiness & brand
Introduce your business from a new angle. Aerial footage, time-lapses, and short promotional edits can help show your location, activity, and surroundings.
Plan brand contentLet’s shape the right deliverables.
Tell us whether you need aerial photographs, a short video, individual clips, or a combination. Share where you plan to use them—your website, a property listing, social media, or a project update—so the scope and format fit the job.
Aerial photographs
Views of buildings, land, surroundings, and the details that help tell the story of a place.
Drone video & time-lapses
Moving views, short clips, and time-lapse sequences for a website, social post, or project presentation.
Commercial site imagery
Aerial photos and video showing a site’s layout, equipment, and visible progress. Discuss repeat visits and the views you need when requesting a quote.
02 / OUR WORK
The view
from above.
City lights, sunset skies, and landscapes in motion. Explore aerial films and hyperlapses that reveal the rhythm, light, and character of a place.
Charlotte Skyline & Night Photography
Charlotte after dark: illuminated towers, distinctive architecture, and city lights seen from a quieter perspective above.
Commercial & Property Aerials
See the setting, surrounding neighborhoods, and scale of a location in one view.
Explore 10 more commercial site flights & time-lapses
Individual aerial clips showing the site, equipment, and work in progress.
Site overview time-lapse
A fast-moving look across the industrial site.
5 secondsCommercial site orbit
A longer flight around the site and its equipment.
1 minute 6 secondsIndustrial site time-lapse
Equipment and surroundings from a wider angle.
5 secondsEquipment in motion
Worksite activity captured in time-lapse.
10 secondsPlant overview
An aerial view of the plant and surrounding yard.
7 secondsWorksite close-up
A closer aerial perspective on the equipment.
5 secondsQuick progress view
A short glimpse of work underway.
3 secondsCrane and equipment
Time-lapse footage of the active worksite.
10 secondsSite front view
A front-facing aerial perspective on the plant.
10 secondsSite pullback
A quickshot revealing the site and its setting.
9 secondsFeatured Drone Cinematography
Watch the new 30-second collection, then explore individual flights below.
Charlotte at dusk
Skyline views as daylight fades.
City in motion
A sweeping aerial view of the city.
Charlotte quickshot
A dynamic orbit around the skyline.
Sunset horizon
Clouds and color across the evening sky.
Night flight
Illuminated streets beneath the night sky.
City orbit
Another angle on the city and its surroundings.
Watch our original highlight reel
03 / MEET THE PILOT
A personal approach.
An elevated view.
Wilson’s Elevated Perspectives LLC is owned and operated by Melvin Wilson, Jr., an FAA Part 107 remote pilot.
Melvin’s visual storytelling brings a calm, observant approach to cityscapes and landscapes. From Charlotte’s illuminated skyline to the colors of sunset, his aerial films and hyperlapses highlight the interplay of light, architecture, and the natural environment.
You work directly with Melvin to discuss the location, the purpose of the shoot, and how the footage will be used. Explore the portfolio, then get in touch to plan your own project.
Talk with Melvin · (980) 722-018104 / THE APPROACH
Great footage starts
with a clear plan.
A clear scope, a planned shoot, and deliverables that fit your purpose.
Every project starts with your goals. Location, timing, airspace, and conditions shape the shoot so the final imagery serves your story.
- 01
Tell us the story
Outline the location, audience, and moments you want to capture.
- 02
Make a flight plan
Confirm the scope, suitable conditions, and any required permissions before the shoot.
- 03
Capture with purpose
Capture the agreed views, keeping the location, conditions, and your project goals in mind.
- 04
Prepare your final imagery
Editing, file formats, intended use, and delivery timing are agreed as part of the project scope.
05 / YOUR NEXT PROJECT
What do you
have in mind?
Ready to plan a shoot? Contact Melvin directly or create a project brief with your location, preferred date, and the imagery you need.
Every project is quoted for its location, coverage, editing, and deliverables. Share your budget and any deadline so the proposal can be shaped around your needs.
BEFORE THE SHOOT
A few helpful answers.
What affects the project price?
The location, length of coverage, number of deliverables, editing needs, and timeline. Share those details in your brief so the scope can be discussed.
What happens if weather affects the shoot?
Weather and safe operating conditions determine whether a flight can proceed. Timing and a backup date can be discussed during planning.
Can you cover any location or event?
Each location needs to be reviewed before a shoot is confirmed. Airspace, site access, people, and permissions can affect what is possible.
What should I include when requesting a quote?
Send the location, preferred date, what you want captured, and whether you need photos, video, or both. Include your deadline, intended use, and any budget you have in mind. The project brief below the portfolio helps gather those details.
Can the footage be prepared for my website or social media?
Tell us the platform, preferred orientation, and intended use during planning. Editing, clip length, file formats, and usage permissions can then be included in the agreed scope.
How soon will I receive the finished work?
Delivery timing depends on the shoot, the amount of editing, and the agreed deliverables. Share your deadline when requesting a quote so a suitable schedule can be discussed before booking.
Where can I request a shoot?
Share the city and exact location in your inquiry. The portfolio includes Charlotte views and commercial site work; travel, access, and availability are reviewed for each project.
Does creating a project brief book my shoot?
The brief prepares an inquiry for you to email. Send it from your email app, or call Melvin directly. Availability, the project scope, price, and booking are confirmed through that conversation.