Maritime filming in Whitstable
Whitstable’s harbour is still a working one, with oyster and fishing boats, and the town has made its seafood famous. The Oyster Festival in July, the Street at low tide and the wind farm on the horizon all make good films. Kent is regular water for us.
We bring the camera boat, the skipper, the camera and drone crew, and the permissions. Raw files arrive within 48 hours, or we cut the finished film.
Drones. Whitstable is clear of restricted airspace. The seafront is busy on fine days, so flights are planned around the people below.
Our productionsCrew Transfer Photography: Tug Operations at ChathamAerial photography of a workboat crew transfer at first light on the Medway: a Damen Stan tug working onto the dockyard wall at Chatham to put crew ashore.Read the job
ProductionsKid Apollo, i let the sun back inA 30-metre flat-top barge under tow as a moving stage at dusk, for Kid Apollo’s i let the sun back in video.Read the jobNeed a boat for your own crew instead? See film boat hire here. More on filming for marine businesses.
Yes. The Oyster Festival in July and other seafront events are filmed from the water, with drone flights planned around the people below.
Yes. We film oyster and fishing businesses at work, and the harbour and its traders. Kent is regular water for us.
Yes. The Street at low tide, the harbour and the wind farm on the horizon all make good films.
