About the author : Rodrigo Branco Matsumoto
Meet Rodrigo, our chief remote pilot here at Sky Perth, where he's been transforming aerial videography into captivating stories for over eight years. At the heart of Rodrigo's work lies a profound passion for both the art of flying and the art of storytelling. This combination has led his work to be featured on platforms like Netflix, Stan, AppleTV+, Disney+, SBS On Demand, and even internationally with ZDF in Germany.
Rodrigo's aerial videography and photography journey is a testament to his dedication to mastering this unique craft. From capturing the vast beauty of Australia's landscapes to the dynamic energy of urban life across the globe, his work offers viewers a fresh, sky-high perspective. It's not just about the technical expertise of handling a drone; for Rodrigo, every flight is an opportunity to tell a story, to reveal the unseen, and to share a new viewpoint with the world.
Renowned for his collaborative spirit and innovative approach, Rodrigo brings more than technical skills to every project at Sky Perth. Whether working on a documentary, a TV series, or a bespoke project, his focus remains on creating visuals that resonate deeply with audiences. His commitment to quality and ability to capture the heart of a story make him a skilled pilot and a storyteller of the skies.
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We are excited to announce that the Perth-based band Voyager has made history by becoming the first-ever Australian band to participate in the Eurovision Song Contest. The band’s song “Promise” has been selected to represent Australia in the competition, and we are thrilled to be a part of this momentous occasion.
At Sky Perth, we were commissioned by Tourism Western Australia to capture ground and aerial photos during the video clip shooting of “Promise,” which will be used for the campaign and marketing purposes. It was an incredible experience to work with the talented Voyager team and be a part of their journey to Eurovision.
We travelled from Perth to Geraldton during the two-day shoot, stopping at the stunning Hutt Lagoon at sunset. The pink lake provided the perfect backdrop for the band’s performance, and we captured some truly breathtaking photos. The following day, we watched the sunrise at Kalbarri, where we visited the natural window after the new skywalk. Finally, we flew to land on the incredible Abrolhos Islands, where we captured some stunning shots of the band in action.
It’s a proud moment for Australia, and we wish Voyager all the best in the competition. We hope our photos will help showcase the incredible talent of the band and the beauty of Western Australia. Don’t forget to tune in and support Voyager in the Eurovision Song Contest!
