The company specialized in aerial advertising filming consolidates its network with the Santa Cruz de Tenerife office
Topshot, an aerial advertising filming company, opened its Canary Islands branch nine months ago with the goal of bringing its aerial filming and production services closer to the islands. Today, the company confirms its consolidation in the archipelago, after having participated in a series of productions of major national and international relevance.
In the field of fiction, Topshot has collaborated on projects such as ‘The Night Manager’ with Nostromo, the second season of the series ‘Arcadia’ with Secuoya, and a documentary series still in production with Globomedia, directed by a renowned actress and filmmaker.
In the advertising sector, the company has taken part in campaigns such as the Hoka commercial with the production company Twenty-Four Seven, among other projects to be announced soon.
Topshot has also provided its services for corporate projects, contributing its technical and creative solutions in events for prestigious brands and companies on the islands.
The trust of international production companies and brands in the Canary Islands continues to grow, and Topshot is an active part of that momentum. In fact, from this September until the end of 2025, the company already has several confirmed fiction and advertising shoots with international clients.
With more than 10 years of experience in the industry, over 1,000 shoots carried out in urban environments, and being one of the first companies to be authorized to film with drones in cities, Topshot positions itself as a benchmark in high-level aerial audiovisual solutions, both for brands and for major productions.
This new office responds to a need identified by the company: to offer local and international clients an agile and professional response in the archipelago, raising the standard of quality in aerial filming in a visually and strategically valuable environment like the Canary Islands.
“With this branch, we not only bring our technology and human team closer to the region, but also provide an experience and level of production that was not previously available locally,” says Gonzalo Martínez, CEO of Skydata Solutions SL. Their goal is to “meet the growing demand for quality in aerial filming with a technical and creative proposal that matches the potential of the islands.”
