Andrew King flies the camera himself.
Woodson Aerial Works is one pilot, six aircraft, and ten-plus years of flying camera over Texas. When you book, the person quoting the job is the person on the sticks.
The work has run from closed-set television — Netflix, Hulu, HBO Max, Prime Video — to live morning broadcast for ABC's Good Morning America, to two New York Times Magazine collaborations with photographer Dan Winters, to chase footage for Red Bull Motorsports and visuals for Miranda Lambert.
That range is the point. A production day and a ranch listing need the same things: a pilot who has cleared the airspace, carries real insurance, shows up with a rig matched to the shot, and delivers files an editor can actually use.
The paperwork, up front
- FAA Part 107 remote pilot certificate
- $5,000,000 aviation liability — certificate of insurance sent same day on request
- Controlled-airspace authorizations (LAANC and manual) and City of Austin film permits, handled per shoot
- Closed-set and crowd-adjacent operations experience
Based in Austin, flying all of Central Texas
Downtown, the Hill Country, ranchland, the coast when the job calls for it. Travel days are quoted flat, no mystery fees.