Wisconsin event coverage & recap media
Capture the Scale, Energy, and Story of the Event
Above Wisconsin creates aerial photos, drone video, recap clips, and edited event media for outdoor events, festivals, destinations, venues, community gatherings, sponsors, and future promotion.
From live moment to reusable recap
Show the scale while it happens. Keep the event working afterward.
Aerial views can help people understand the venue, crowd movement, footprint, routes, sponsor areas, outdoor setting, and atmosphere—then continue supporting recaps and future promotion after the event ends.



Choose the closest outcome
Choose what the event media needs to do next.
These are planning paths, not fixed packages. Flight feasibility, schedule, crowd conditions, permissions, access, weather, deliverables, editing, and intended use are confirmed before the scope is finalized.
Event Coverage
Best when the organizer needs a clear aerial record of the crowd, venue, route, or event footprint.
Typical scope can include
- Airspace, crowd, permission, schedule, and site review
- Planned aerial photo coverage
- Venue, crowd, route, and context views as conditions allow
- Organized high-resolution and web-ready delivery
Recap Story
Best when photos and video need to become a shareable story for audiences, partners, and future promotion.
Typical scope can include
- Planned aerial photography and video
- Key moments, venue, crowd, and destination context
- Edited recap video when scoped
- Delivery for web, social, sponsors, press, or future campaigns
Sponsor & Venue Library
Best when organizers, sponsors, venues, and tourism partners need reusable media from the same event.
Typical scope can include
- Expanded views of sponsor areas, entrances, routes, crowds, and venue context
- Photo, video, and short-form versions when scoped
- Organized delivery for multiple stakeholders
- Assets prepared for recaps, reports, social, ads, and next-year promotion
Final scope: Final scope depends on flight feasibility, crowd conditions, permissions, airspace, weather, visibility, schedule, access, capture time, editing, formats, and intended use.
Event views that keep creating value
Capture the gathering, the partners, and the place around it.
Event media should be planned around the safest useful moments and the work the files need to do afterward.

Crowd & Venue Scale

Sponsor & Venue Recaps

Social-Ready Event Story
Where this service fits best
Event coverage built around safety and the finished recap.
Not every event or moment is appropriate for a drone. Feasibility comes first; then the organizer's audience and reuse plan determine the capture priorities.
Show the gathering at full scale.
Useful for festivals, markets, races, waterfront events, community celebrations, and outdoor destination events.
Document visible partner value.
Capture venue context, entrances, sponsor areas, landmarks, routes, and crowd activity when conditions allow.
Make the event useful after it ends.
Prepare photos and clips for websites, social media, press, sponsor updates, archives, ads, and next-year campaigns.
A feasibility-first event workflow
Confirm the safe useful moments before event day.
Start with the location, schedule, crowd expectations, and recap goal. The plan becomes specific only after airspace, permissions, safety, visibility, access, and site conditions are reviewed.
Share the event and schedule
Send the location, timing, crowd expectations, access notes, organizer contact, and media goal.
Review flight feasibility
Weather, airspace, permissions, crowd safety, visibility, site conditions, and useful moments are checked.
Capture the agreed coverage
Aerial photos and video are gathered only within the confirmed plan and conditions available.
Edit and deliver the recap
Files arrive prepared for sponsors, websites, social media, press, archives, or future promotion.
Start with event feasibility
Tell us where, when, and what the recap needs to show.
Share the event location, schedule, crowd expectations, access details, and finished-media goal. Those details are enough to begin reviewing whether useful drone coverage is appropriate.
- Location
- Date and schedule
- Crowd expectations
- Organizer contact
- Photo or video needs
- Permissions and access
Event coverage questions
Clear answers before event day.
Feasibility, crowd safety, permissions, weather, airspace, schedule, and recap formats are easier to solve before the event begins.
Can drones be used at every event?
Not always. Weather, airspace, crowd safety, permissions, visibility, and site conditions all affect whether drone coverage is appropriate for a specific event.
What kinds of events work best for drone video?
Outdoor events, festivals, community gatherings, destination events, races, markets, waterfront events, and venue-based events often benefit from aerial views when conditions allow.
Can you make a short event recap video?
Yes. Above Wisconsin can provide drone video clips or edited recap videos for social media, websites, sponsors, and future event promotion.
Do you capture sponsor or venue visuals?
Yes. Event coverage can include views of sponsor areas, entrances, crowds, venue layout, signage, routes, and the surrounding destination when the flight plan and conditions allow.
Do you serve events outside Green Bay?
Yes. Above Wisconsin serves Green Bay, Door County, the Fox Valley, Brown County, Northeast Wisconsin, and other Wisconsin events when the project fit is right.