A professional add-on agreement for drone videography services appended to an existing video engagement, covering shot counts, altitude, LAANC status, and delivery format.
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The Drone Video Add On is a professional supplemental agreement that attaches to an existing video engagement contract, extending its scope to cover aerial videography services performed under FAA Part 107. It identifies the property, shoot date, and both parties by legal name; specifies clip count ranges and maximum operating altitude; documents LAANC airspace authorization status; and defines delivery format, revision rounds, fees, weather rescheduling rights, and a liability cap equal to the add-on fee paid.
Use the Drone Video Add On when a client who has already signed a primary video engagement agreement wants aerial footage added to the same shoot. It is appropriate for residential or commercial real estate listings, property development documentation, and any reality-capture project where a licensed Part 107 pilot will fly a drone on site and deliver edited or raw aerial clips alongside ground-level video content.
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This Add-On supplements your primary video engagement agreement and brings drone videography into a clearly defined, standalone scope. It identifies the property, the shoot date, and both the service provider and client by full legal name — so every party knows exactly what has been agreed before the rotors spin up.
You specify a **minimum and maximum clip count** for the session — for example, 6 to 12 individual drone video clips — covering establishing flyovers, orbital reveals, approach sequences, and point-of-interest passes. The form also locks in the **maximum operating altitude in feet AGL**, keeping every flight squarely within FAA Part 107 limits. Clients can submit a preferred shot list by a stated deadline, while the service provider retains professional discretion to adjust based on safety or on-site conditions.
Before the session is even scheduled, the form captures the **current LAANC authorization status** for the property — auto-approved, manually approved, pending, not yet obtained, or not required. If authorization falls through before shoot day, the cancellation and refund procedure is spelled out clearly, protecting both sides.
Clients choose exactly what lands in their inbox:
The form specifies the **delivery turnaround in business days**, the **platform used** (Google Drive, Dropbox, client portal, etc.), and the number of **included revision rounds** for edited work.
A single drone add-on fee line item keeps billing clean. Weather postponement rights, a defined reschedule window, a non-exclusive IP license for property marketing, and a liability cap equal to the fee paid round out a contract that is thorough without being overwhelming.
Other templates capture pros use alongside this one.
Video Delivery & Usage Rights Addendum — WGAN 2026 form template.
Video Production Agreement — WGAN 2026 form template.
Video Shot List — WGAN 2026 form template.
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