How should I charge? $$$$$

[DB4Tim]

For movie productions, you need a 333 exemption, a COA, a licensed pilot, a commercial registration number and aircraft insurance and general liability insurance is recommended as well. In addition, you need an MPTOM, FOPM and for each location a POA submitted and accepted and a NOTAM filed along with the usual film permits, fire and PD production clearances.

Dan the FAA 33 is the easiest of all and it is a PITA

 

[ianwood]

OP, it helps if you tell us where you are and where you plan to do this. The information I provided is for the US.

 

[Erroll]

For movie productions, you need a 333 exemption, a COA, a licensed pilot, a commercial registration number and aircraft insurance and general liability insurance is recommended as well. In addition, you need an MPTOM, FOPM and for each location a POA submitted and accepted and a NOTAM filed along with the usual film permits, fire and PD production clearances.

WTF? OMG! YMMV. LOL.

BBL.

 

[DB4Tim]

OP, it helps if you tell us where you are and where you plan to do this. The information I provided is for the US.

...and if you could tell us all the acronyms meanings.....I know some know them but not all

 

[Sim597]

Most insurances won't cover the complete loss so if you want to collect you better own some diving gear. Crashes happen I sure wouldn't want to risk my phantom 3 loss over a 300.00 job in a risky environment.

A full day of filming should gross you at least 700.00 which would replace a P3 Pro if you order just the aircraft.

State Farm insures mine, for personal use, not for commercial use, it covers the whole thing, for no deductible, for a whopping $60 annually


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[CenLA]

Check the listings at the website drones.io (yes, that is correct) where a number of drone operators list their services and prices. They are likely all 333.

Your drone pilot marketplace | Droners.io

 

[DB4Tim]

...and in the U.S that is 109.00