Wisconsin municipal & community media

Make Public Places and Projects Easier to Understand

Above Wisconsin creates aerial photography, drone video, and edited media for parks, public projects, community spaces, local organizations, tourism assets, and public-facing campaigns across Wisconsin.

Plan Community Media
See the Public-Facing Views
  • FAA Part 107
  • Public places + projects
  • Edited delivery
  • Green Bay based · Wisconsin

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From public place to public understanding

Explain the place quickly. Give the community useful context.

Aerial media can show parks, downtowns, facilities, public spaces, infrastructure, events, destination assets, and visible improvements in a way that is easy for residents, visitors, partners, and stakeholders to understand.

Show the larger contextConnect a public project, park, facility, or community asset to the place around it.
Support public communicationCreate clear visuals for updates, reports, presentations, campaigns, tourism, and outreach.
Build a reusable archiveOrganize photography and video for teams, partners, future updates, and public-facing channels.

See the three planning paths

Aerial view of the Wisconsin State Capitol and downtown Madison
Civic place
Aerial view of a major Green Bay community gathering near Lambeau Field
Community scale
Aerial waterfront view of Sister Bay in Door County
Public waterfront
Place + project + public communication

Choose the closest outcome

Choose what the community needs to understand.

These are planning paths, not fixed packages. The location, approvals, public activity, airspace, schedule, deliverables, editing, and intended public use are confirmed before the scope is finalized.

A clear visual record

Project Documentation

Best when the goal isPROJECT + CONTEXT

Best when a public improvement, facility, park, or infrastructure project needs understandable overview media.

Typical scope can include

  • Location, airspace, access, permission, and use review
  • Planned aerial photo set
  • Project, access, and surrounding-context views
  • Files prepared for reports, updates, presentations, or archives
Photography + motion

Community Story

Best when the goal isPLACE + PEOPLE

Best when a place, public asset, or local initiative needs photo and video for outreach and storytelling.

Typical scope can include

  • Planned aerial photography and video
  • Place, facility, park, event, or improvement views
  • Edited overview video when scoped
  • Delivery for websites, public updates, tourism, or social channels
Broader public-facing media

Campaign Library

Best when the goal isMORE THAN ONE UPDATE

Best when a community or organization needs reusable assets for several partners, channels, or phases.

Typical scope can include

  • Expanded coverage across useful zones or themes
  • Photo, video, and short-form versions when scoped
  • Organized files for teams and partners
  • Campaign-ready delivery for web, reports, presentations, social, or tourism

Final scope: Final scope depends on the place or project, approvals, public activity, travel, airspace, access, weather, capture time, editing, formats, and intended public use.

Public-facing visual directions

Show the place, the project, and the larger community context.

Municipal and community media works best when the audience and communication goal are clear before capture. These directions keep the visual story useful for public teams and partners.

Aerial civic view of downtown Madison and the Wisconsin State Capitol
Public places

Parks, Facilities & Civic Spaces

Shows: The scale, layout, access, surroundings, and relationship between public assets.Useful for: Websites, reports, presentations, planning visuals, tourism, and community communication.

Aerial view showing the scale of a Green Bay community event
Public activity

Events & Community Updates

Shows: Venue footprint, public activity, routes, gathering areas, landmarks, and the place around the event.Useful for: Recaps, partner updates, public relations, social posts, and future promotion.

Aerial view of a Door County community and public waterfront
Place-based campaigns

Tourism & Community Identity

Shows: Waterfront, downtown, public spaces, community character, and destination context.Useful for: Tourism, place marketing, campaigns, websites, presentations, and partner media.

Where this service fits best

Community coverage built around the public use.

A planning update, park campaign, and destination story need different views. The audience and communication goal determine the right photo-to-video mix.

Parks & public spaces

Show how the place works as a whole.

Useful for parks, waterfronts, downtowns, trails, facilities, public amenities, and community assets.

Projects & infrastructure

Explain visible work and improvements.

Support public updates, reports, planning visuals, presentations, archives, and partner communication.

Campaigns & community stories

Build a library people can reuse.

Create photo and video for tourism, websites, social media, events, outreach, presentations, and local initiatives.

Planning a community project outside Green Bay?Above Wisconsin serves Green Bay, Northeast Wisconsin, Door County, the Fox Valley, Brown County, and other Wisconsin communities when the project, approvals, timing, and scope make sense.

A practical municipal workflow

From location and audience to useful public files.

Start with the place, audience, approvals, and communication goal. The plan becomes specific after safety, access, public activity, airspace, timing, and final use are reviewed.

01

Share the place and public goal

Send the location, audience, schedule, approval needs, access notes, and what people need to understand.

02

Review safety and coordination

Airspace, weather, public activity, permissions, site conditions, visibility, and useful views are checked.

03

Capture the agreed story

Aerial photos and video are gathered around the place, project, timing, and public-facing message.

04

Prepare files for the team

Delivery is organized for websites, reports, updates, presentations, tourism, campaigns, or social channels.

Start the public-media plan

Tell us what the community needs to see or understand.

Share the location, audience, approvals, timing, and intended use. Those details are enough to begin shaping a safe, useful municipal or community media plan.

  • Location
  • Public purpose
  • Timeline
  • Approval contact
  • Photo or video needs
  • Access and activity notes

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Choose the closest planning range. Final pricing is quoted after we review scope, travel, location, access, deliverables, and project-specific needs.
A sentence or two is perfect: service type, location, timeline, or how you want to use the media.

Municipal & community questions

Clear answers before public-facing capture.

Safety, permissions, airspace, public activity, intended use, and deliverables are easier to solve before the project date.

What can municipalities use drone media for?

Municipalities and local organizations use drone photos and video for websites, reports, public updates, tourism, planning visuals, parks, events, campaigns, and community storytelling.

Can drone media be used for public projects?

Yes. Aerial visuals can help explain public projects, infrastructure, improvements, parks, facilities, and community spaces.

Are municipal drone flights planned around safety?

Yes. Weather, airspace, site conditions, public safety, permissions, and visibility are reviewed before flights.

Can you create edited videos for community campaigns?

Yes. Above Wisconsin can provide drone clips or edited videos for community campaigns, tourism promotion, websites, reports, and social media.

Do you serve communities outside Green Bay?

Yes. Above Wisconsin serves Green Bay, Northeast Wisconsin, Door County, the Fox Valley, Brown County, and other Wisconsin community projects where the scope makes sense.