Drone filming in Morocco: professional aerial cinematography
4K aerial shots by certified pilots, with DAI and CCM authorisations handled, anywhere in Morocco.
Commercials and brand films
Real estate projects
Cinema-grade aerial shots for your films, commercials and brand content
From location scouting to delivery
A successful aerial shoot is prepared on the ground. We scout the locations, agree the shot list with your director or agency, then file the authorisation requests with the competent authorities: the DAI and the Centre Cinématographique Marocain (CCM). Drones are regulated in Morocco and every flight requires an authorisation, which takes between one week and 10 days, so build that delay into your production schedule.
On the day, a certified pilot and a camera operator work as a pair for fluid, controlled moves. We shoot in 4K with DJI Inspire 3 and Mavic 3 Pro drones, in colour profiles suited to grading, and deliver rushes or a finished edit.
Foreign productions filming in Morocco rely on us for the pilot, the aircraft and the local permits, without importing their own equipment. We film in cities, on the coast, in the Atlas and in the desert, including Ouarzazate and Marrakech. For technical imagery of sites and structures, see industrial drone inspection. Back to our drone services in Morocco.
4K footage
High-definition sensors and colour profiles ready for grading.
Permits handled
DAI and CCM applications prepared and followed up by our team.
Anywhere in Morocco
Cities, coastline, mountains and desert, from our base in El Jadida.
Drone filming
your questions
Authorisations, timing, prices and deliverables for an aerial shoot in Morocco.
Do I need an authorisation to film with a drone in Morocco?
How far in advance should I book a drone shoot?
What do you deliver after the shoot?
How much does aerial filming cost in Morocco?
Can you work with our director and film crew?
Smooth, controlled moves for every scene
Filming in the South? See our dedicated page for productions in Ouarzazate, Marrakech and the Atlas.
