Fly the listing.
Bring it home.

The whole drone job in one page: what to do before takeoff, the two rules that keep the drone alive, every shot we owe the client, and why we cull in the sky.

Look everywhere.
Every single time.

Sensors miss thin lines, and some cables barely register on camera. The nightmare: you lose signal BEHIND a cable, return-to-home flies straight through it, and the drone is gone.

Cine or normal.
Never sport.

Sport mode is how drones die — and it sneaks on without you noticing, so check the switch every flight. Brief nudges to unstick or reposition the gimbal are the only exception, and you switch straight back.

Go
fly it.

Cull first, check the cables, cine mode, work the list, review in the sky. That's the whole job.