The crew and the process do not change. If you sell something that has to be seen to be understood, the answer is almost certainly yes — ask on the call.
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Internal video Book a shoot 813-702-2859You and one of us go through twelve decisions together, and they come off the call as one brief. That brief is the rulebook for everything filmed afterwards. It is why your second video belongs beside your first, and why you are not re-explaining your brand six months from now.
Five of the twelveThose three numbers describe the worksheet itself — how many decisions it holds, how many options sit on it, and how long it takes to walk. They are counts of a document, nothing more.
The directions in the book are named rather than described — The Craftsman, The Straight Shooter, Slow Burn — so a decision is something you can point at instead of a mood you have to describe. The session happens on a call, before a shoot day is planned.
No. We plan around the work. If a shot needs the crew to hold for thirty seconds we ask, and if the answer is no we get it another way.
Florida. It happens. We shoot what the day gives and schedule the missing pieces into the next visit rather than forcing a compromised shot.
Yes, Part 107 licensed. Airspace and site access get checked before the day, not on the morning.
Both exist. A single film proves the standard; a retainer is what fills a month. The tiers are Foundation, Momentum and Dominance, quoted on your call.

Tell us the job. We will tell you what a day on it produces.