About Us | Infinitum Studios

who are we

We Are Infinitum Studios.

It all begins with why. We absolutely love what we do and our mission is to elevate the emotion and production value of the creative projects we are a part of through capturing breathtaking aerial images and camera movement.

team

The People of Infinitum.

Oliver Compton

Managing Director

Chief Drone Pilot

oliver@infinitumstudios.com

Millie Cossou

Head of Production

Aerial Camera Operator

Jamie Kunzli

Executive Producer

jamie@infinitumstudios.com

certifications

Licences and Approvals

New Zealand Civil Aviation Part 102

We are Part 102 certified in New Zealand for commercial unmanned aerial system operation.

We have specific conditions to work outside the scope of Part 101 operators which includes flying over people and property without permission (conditions apply), operating in low flying zones (LFZ), flying at night, permission to fly above 400ft (120m) and flying within 4km of aerodromes.

All the above privileges are exercised with standard auditing and in accordance with the Civil Aviation Approved Infinitum Group Limited Unmanned Aircraft Operator Manual .

Federal Aviation Administration Part 107

We are Part 107 certified in the United States for commercial unmanned aerial system operation.

FAA Certificate Number: 4337662

Civil Aviation

we take aviation safety seriously.

The innovation in the UAV industry has been enormously fast that regulation and certifications have become ever more important in the face of consumer-level drones and seemingly easy to access and fly.

The inherent risks in unmanned aerial vehicles are well documented and as professional operators, it is imperative our clients understand the importance of our Part 102 privileges and what that means for our productions.

What is a CAA Part 102

Certification?

Part 102 is a New Zealand Civil Aviation Rule that addresses the immediate safety risks associated with the use of unmanned aircraft systems, including drones.

For a Part 102 Operating Certificate, we must confirm we have procedures that cover the following topics:

Identifying the hazards to people, property, and other aircraft when conducting flight operations, with documented assessments of the risks associated with each hazard, and measures to mitigate or manage these risks.
Understanding airspace and following correct procedures for requesting authorisation to operate in restricted areas.
Publishing details about our aerial systems and the control systems used to pilot them, as well as maintenance procedures and methods to ensure continued airworthiness.
Documenting pre-flight, inflight and post-flight procedures.
Continued Pilot competency by ongoing flight assessments.

we do

motion pictures.

dunedin, new zealand.