The sheer majesty of ScottishPower Renewables’ first wind turbine installation at East Anglia THREE was caught on camera in April – highlighting how important it is for developers to document the story and scale of these critical infrastructure developments.

The East Anglia THREE project, located off the coast of Suffolk, is a £4 billion offshore wind farm with a capacity of 1,400 MW that is expected to be fully operational later this year.

Its inaugural turbine has set a new offshore wind record: the first in the UK to feature 115-metre blades, each one longer than a football pitch.

But capturing the impressiveness of this feat could only be made possible by specialist media partners that understand the energy sector.

Departure Lounge founder Trevor Fuller (Image: Departure Lounge Media Group)

Departure Lounge Media Group, based in Norfolk, has built a reputation for managing high-calibre media production in the energy sector with specialist drone based photography and videography.

“We deliver precisely the visual content that such large infrastructure projects need,” said founder Trevor Fuller, adding that capturing East Anglia THREE’s immensity, especially the 115-metre blades, required a multi-layered shooting strategy.

“We employed wide-angle lenses to capture full-scale perspectives,” Trevor explained. “A range of distances was used – from........

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