2nd Unit Teams

Yes! All our drone operators are licensed and current under the FAA’s Part 107 ruling. There are laws against flying drones in all National Parks. We have lots of aerial stock footage from Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Park that was legally filmed with a helicopter and is available for licensing. We also work with local helicopter companies to capture footage over the national parks and surrounding areas if that is something you need.

Yes, all of our drone pilots have an FAA Part 107 license and in most cases the camera operator and spotter will carry a Part 107 license too.

FAA Part 107 licensed Pilot, camera operator, complete drone kit with registered UAS and all cameras, lenses, batteries and accessories. The team and equipment can be built around your production’s needs and budget.

You can either tell us about your project generally or let us know what equipment and operator needs you have specifically. We have thousands of hours working on documentaries, short films, commercials, branded content pieces, and other productions. We can help work with you to ensure you have everything you need and make sure the equipment is prepped and ready for immediate use. We are experts in traveling and capturing stunning visuals in some of the harshest and most demanding environments across the globe. We will provide a quote for the equipment and camera teams. We can also help secure Carnets and travel documents necessary for working outside of the United States. We can also ship equipment to you if the project needs it. We require a Certificate Of Insurance (COI) and a 50% down payment for equipment rentals.

Second unit is a discrete team of filmmakers tasked with filming shots or sequences of a production either separate from the main or "first" unit or as a specialized team focused on action sequences, pickups and B roll, or aerial production. The second unit will often shoot simultaneously with the other unit or units, allowing the filming stage of production to be completed faster. Our team has shot second unit sequences on narrative feature films, full length documentaries, and a variety of action sports, natural history, and other projects.

Yes. Out In Space Studios has a diverse network of specialized storytellers, producers, DP's, Directors & more. We will help guide to you building the right team for your production.

We have multiple vehicles in Jackson Hole that we use for camera vehicles! We have different truck options as well as off-road vehicles and side-by-sides we use depending on what best suits the job. We do not own any arm cars but have a good working relationship with other companies for this need and can coordinate that service with whatever company is geographically located in the best spot.

Yes! We’ve worked with helicopter charters all over the world and have many existing relationships. If you already have a camera ship reserved we will work with them to ensure we have the right camera mounts and power solutions. If you don’t know what to do, we are happy to help in finding a helicopter and organizing the logistics and walking you through all the associated costs to make aerial filming an easy process.

We have vast experience capturing action sports, natural history, and all types of breathtaking imagery with GSS, Shotover, and Cineflex systems. Our system operators have worked with rigging and shooting from many helicopters, trucks, boats, and other moving vessels. We have a complete large gimbal solution for feature films and tv, documentaries, commercials and any application. The GSS system can be hired out if you already have an experienced operator. In this case, we do prefer to send a tech with the equipment rental to help get everything set up and avoid any delays or issues that could come up with travel or troubleshooting the system.

Yes! All our drone operators are licensed and current under the FAA’s Part 107 ruling. There are laws against flying drones in all National Parks. We have lots of aerial stock footage from Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Park that was legally filmed with a helicopter and is available for licensing. We also work with local helicopter companies to capture footage over the national parks and surrounding areas if that is something you need.