Contact
Tell me where the angle should be found.
Inquiries are read and answered personally — usually within two business days. The more you can share about the project, the more useful my reply will be.
Inquiry received
Thank you — it's in.
Every inquiry is read personally. You'll hear back within two business days, often sooner. If you don't see a reply by then, check your spam — or write directly at rob@inmotionfl.com.
What happens next
From inquiry to first frame.
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Within 2 business days
I read every inquiry personally and respond with either a written quote, a clarifying question, or a calendar invite — no autoresponders.
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We talk it through
A 15–30 min conversation to understand the work, the audience, and the constraints. I take notes and follow up the same day.
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Written proposal
Fixed price, scope, deliverables, timeline. No tiered packages or bait-and-switch upsells. You see the whole picture before you commit.
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Shoot day, your day
Once booked, the shoot is yours — preparation, on-site presence, and the patience to wait for the right frame. Edits delivered 7–14 days after wrap.
FAQ
Common questions, answered honestly.
Don't see yours? Ask in the inquiry form — I read every one and reply personally.
How quickly do you respond?
Within two business days, usually one. Every inquiry gets a personal reply — no autoresponders, no SDRs, no automation. Just an email back from me.
Where do you work?
Lakeland is home base. Most projects fall inside the Tampa Bay metro — Tampa, St. Pete, Clearwater, Sarasota, Bradenton, Brandon, Plant City, Winter Haven, Bartow. Lake County is regular ground (Mount Dora, Eustis, Sanford), and the springs and Nature Coast (Cedar Key, Crystal River, Homosassa, Weeki Wachee, Rainbow River) are favorites. Orlando, Naples, and the Atlantic side are routine. Out of state for the right project — travel and accommodation scoped into the quote.
Do you have FAA Part 107 certification and commercial insurance?
Yes to both. Part 107 active for drone operations, with commercial liability coverage available on request for clients who need a Certificate of Insurance.
Can I hire you for stills, video, and aerial all together?
Yes — that's a common ask, and the studio is built around delivering all three from one operator. Combined projects are usually more efficient than splitting between vendors and produce more cohesive final assets.
What's the typical turnaround?
Stills: 7–14 days from shoot to delivery, depending on volume. Video: 2–4 weeks for first cut, with one round of revisions included. Aerial: usually delivered alongside whichever workflow it's part of.
Do you do destination weddings or out-of-state work?
Routinely. The work has taken the studio across the Southeast and out west; international shoots have been done for the right project. Send the details and I'll let you know what travel looks like.
Do you offer LiDAR or survey-grade aerial deliverables?
No. The studio is focused on visual aerial work — photography, cinematography, and visual photogrammetry orthomosaics. For LiDAR or survey-grade outputs, I'm happy to refer you to specialists I trust.
What if my project doesn't fit your usual categories?
Send it anyway. The studio takes on commissions outside the listed categories regularly — sports, editorial, family portraiture, environmental, conservation. If it isn't a fit, I'll tell you and try to point you somewhere good.
Do you provide raw files?
Generally no — final delivery includes hand-edited high-resolution exports. Raw files can be negotiated for licensing-heavy commercial projects on a case-by-case basis.
How is licensing handled?
Personal use: included. Commercial use: scoped into the project quote based on usage, geography, and term. Tell me how the imagery will be used and I'll write it into the proposal.
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Studio
Lakeland, FL
Tampa Bay & broader Florida.
Travel routinely for the right project.
Common questions
Before you write.
A few of the most-asked. If yours isn't here, ask in the form — every inquiry gets a real answer.
How quickly do you respond? +
Usually within one business day, never longer than two. Every inquiry is read by Rob personally — no auto-replies, no triage layer.
Do you travel for projects? +
Yes. The studio is built to travel — destination weddings, hospitality campaigns, brand films. Florida is home base; the road is the second studio.
What's typically included in a quote? +
Scope, timeline, deliverables format, and a fixed price — no hourly billing, no per-photo charges. You'll see a clear line for capture, edit, and delivery.
Photo or film — or both? +
Both, often together. The toolkit shifts with the assignment. If you're not sure which the project needs, mention what you're trying to communicate and I'll suggest a mix.
Aerial / drone work — what's required? +
FAA Part 107 certified, commercially insured. For most locations no extra paperwork is needed; for restricted airspace I handle the LAANC authorization or waiver.
When should I reach out? +
Earlier helps but isn't required. Booked weddings often lock 6–9 months out; brand and editorial work can move on a 2–4 week timeline. Tight turnarounds are possible — say so in the form.
Do you license existing imagery? +
Selectively, yes. Send the frame or the scene you have in mind and the intended use; I'll come back with terms.