We have been using 'remote controlled multirotor helicopter' since 2008.
Our aerial technology can be adapted for each environment and each work.
We fly over the sea, through the forests, following birds... There are no limitations or hard places.
Giving new perspectives is one of our goals.
Ateles Films contributes to Stock libraries and to the following productions:
- Spider Moneky for Sale, Ateles Films – The Netherlands
- A Wild Fox Life, Ateles Films – The Netherland
- The Age of Big Cats (Die Zeit der großen Katzen – Herrschaft), Ateles Films for Ammonite Films – The Netherlands
- From Orphans to Freedom, Ateles Films (in Post-Production) – Guatemala
- Return of the Spider Monkeys, Ateles Films, National Geographic Wild – Guatemala
- All the Wild Horses – Documentary – Mongolia
- Pyrenees Mountain, Ateles Films for NHK Japan – Spain
- Planet Earth II, BBC Natural History Unit – Brazil & Guatemala
- The Paternal Bond: Barbary Macaques, Ateles Films for NHK Japan – Morocco
- Holland – Natuur in de Delta, EMSFilms – The Netherlands
- Natural World: Jungle Animal Hospital, BBC – Guatemala
- Barbary Macaques: Child caring is the man’s job, Ateles Films for NHK Japan – Morocco
- Natuurbeelden, Beeld & Geluid – The Netherlands & Dutch Caribe
- Living on the Edge – VARA & Vogelbescherming NL, Wildlife Documentary – Burkina Faso, Morocco
- De Nieuwe Wildernis, Cinema Filmand 3 part TV Series (VARA) – The Netherlands
- Oost Groningen Commercial – National Geographic – The Netherlands
- BMW – Fullrunner Hybrid Event Dontblogaboutthis.com – Germany
- L4 – Tranquillity (Music Video)
- Airborne Composites – Exhibition Reel
- Chernobyl's Radioactive Wolves – BBC, ORF NDR, PBS – Belarus
Ateles Films Coptercam in the press
in " 無人空拍機怎麼拍才像電影？從《哈利波特》、《權力遊戲》等大片一探究竟 " , The News Lens (article 142520) (26 November 2020) – Taiwan
in "Feature & Planning: Michael J. Sanderson: The Pioneer Drone Cinematographer", Photoworld, page 42 to 47 (February 2018) – China
in "Drones in Planet Earth II: Interview with Wildlife Filmmaker Michael Sanderson", Skytango
in "The smallest jungle creatures are the scariest, according to a 'Planet Earth' producer", Insider (03 Mar 2017) - UK
"The crew even got rare footage of Araguaia river dolphins, who live in the flooded jungles of Brazil. The species was only discovered in 2014, and virtually nothing is known about them. But Napper and her crew — aided by a drone — were able to capture 15 minutes of footage the dolphins in murky water."
in "Words from BBC", Instituto Araguaia (Online) (October 2014) – Brazil
in "Jeugdjournaal: Meekijken met vogels populair", Jeudgjournaal, NOS (15 November 2012) – The Netherlands
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