About
The Drone Girl® was created with the intent of exploring drones and how they can assist the world via the imagery they produce.
Drones have many positive uses — they’ve been used by park rangers to spot poachers and save rhinos , they can be used for news purposes to show the scope of droughts, and they can even deliver sushi at restaurants.
The Drone Girl® is an outlet to publish aerial photos, videos and stories about the evolution of drones.
Sally French, the creator of The Drone Girl, is based in San Francisco, California and is available for freelance work, speaking engagements, partnerships and more.
Note that The Drone Girl team does not, however, fly drones for commercial purposes or operate any type of aerial photography service.
See the list of speaking engagements she has booked and media outlets she has been quoted in here. And, check out her YouTube channel here.
Drop her a note to get in touch!
Cool last name. Fatshark is a French as well – Greg. Even though he is in China he is originally Canadian. Here is my latest effort…http://cobblebeach.com/ click on the video. We’re planning something big here for next summer – sponsored by Fatshark and all the big FPV guys.
Hey Drone Girl,
I am with small nonprofit, Friends of the Gualala River, up here in Sonoma county and have a fun project that I would like to talk to you about.
See:
http://www.GualalaRiver.org and look at what we are doing and maybe see some of the videos we have produce so far.
See one of our videos:
looking forward to a quick first conversation.
Chris
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I’m a member rhubarb studios and we’re looking to expand our drone training program.
As you were fully aware, women are grossly under represented and any involvement that would encourage women to get see a career in drones would be willing to give would greatly appreciated
Thanks
Juan
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Hay Drone Girl how about taking a look at DJI’s Customer Service. Or I should say the lack of. I have a great story for you!
Hey mike if your story doesn’t get published here, ill certainly get it out on my website.
http://uav.org
Omg terrible. You can’t contact them forever. Also am I the only one that is concerned the the flimsy propellers on Mavic Air2 and probably other DJI models. Also the lack of landing gear and the flimsy Gimbel that’s just waiting to break. It seems like DJI makes drones so delicate and with lack of landing gear so that their drones will break and you will have buy replacement parts or a new drone. It’s disgusting considering how much money DJI drones cost. Also the fact that you can only use certain mostly high end expensive cell phones with MAvic Air2 and they don’t ever tell you this in the advertising or on the box. You don’t find out that your cell phone is incompatible until AFTER you have already spent $800 + on the drone. Now additionally u have to spend several hundred dollars yo buy a new cell phone. If you ever want to fly the new drone you just bought.
Do I register on the Uas or one in Canada?
Hi Sally, we would be interested in showcasing our website https://DroneVideos.com
Please let me know how we can go about doing so.
Thanks,
Scott
Hello, I want to be the guest blogger for this site.Will you please tell me the process. Thanks in advance!