Great footage and service thanks!

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DR-One is an Drone (UAV) Media company based on the Worcestershire/Gloucestershire border at Croome Court Estate, UK with nationwide coverage. It specialises in aerial and ground videography and photography work 24 hours a day. CAA night rated, fully insured, media creation.
High Green, WR89JS, Worcester, United Kingdom

Reply from Dr-One Aerial Videography Ltd
Excellent video really captured what I wanted. Very professional.

Reply from Dr-One Aerial Videography Ltd
Jordan is beyond great at what he does and is awesome at dealing with someone else's 'vision' which isn't always easy... I frequently recommend him to friends and family.. Despite his big bushy beard. :)

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