Approaches and orientation
Directional frames and short approach clips show what sits outside the intended shot, including roads, adjoining buildings and tree cover.
FILMS & TOURS / HOGUE DRONE SERVICES
Let a production team compare the approach, surroundings and light before a site visit.
Three HDS archive settings demonstrate how orientation and time of day change a scouting decision.
01 / PROJECT BRIEF
A director may love a riverbank while the location manager needs to see the access road. We capture both perspectives in one private scout pack, organized to match the location brief.
Who it’s for Location managers, producers, agencies and property owners.
Directional frames and short approach clips show what sits outside the intended shot, including roads, adjoining buildings and tree cover.
An agreed ground or 360° walkthrough records the route in, doorways, access and space for a crew to stage. Access and parking are observations for the producer to verify.
A private set of labelled frames with a location index. Add a second light window where sunrise or evening direction matters.
IN THE HDS ARCHIVE / ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPHS



03 / FROM BRIEF TO DELIVERY
Share the scene description, reference mood, practical constraints and two or three questions the pack must answer.
Confirm owner permission, flight feasibility, confidentiality and any production or public-site permits that apply.
Review the private pack with your director or location manager, then book a technical scout of the locations that meet the brief.
BOOK WITH ERIC HOGUE
Send the proposed location, reference scene, confidentiality needs and target time of day. We’ll confirm the scope, timing and full price before booking.