River Event Filming at Coldharbour Reach

If your project sits at Coldharbour Reach, we can plan and fly it with the river permissions already in place. Projects run from a two-hour tide window to a scheduled programme across a construction phase. Early starts are normal here, because the best water and the best light rarely coincide with office hours.

We survey the Coldharbour Reach bank and the water in advance to fix take-off, landing and contingency points. Platforms are chosen for wind resilience and over-water redundancy rather than convenience. A contingency window is built in wherever the shot depends on conditions.

Notices to mariners are checked before any Coldharbour Reach flight, and radio watch is kept during it. Risk assessments for river work are site-specific and account for tide, traffic and public access. We would rather lose a tide and rebook than fly a marginal over-water operation.

If weather or tide closes the window, we rebook the next viable slot at no extra cost. Get in touch to discuss river event filming at Coldharbour Reach and we will quote without obligation. The quickest route is a short email with the location, the subject and the deadline.