Today, we take a question from “Elmo”, who’s having trouble with a client that insists on standing over his shoulder while he flies.  Many drone pilots have dealt with similar problems on the job site.  We offer some advice on communicating with clients who just won’t leave you alone. 

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Timestamps

Today's topic is about dealing with over-intrusive clients who insist of micromanaging

Is it commonplace for clients to be present while a drone pilot is shooting footage?

What is a good way of dealing with over intrusive clients?

What is a great way of understanding requirements of a new client?

Hear Paul and Rob as they play client and drone pilot, and learn how to deal with over intrusive clients.

How do you ensure creative freedom as a drone pilot while dealing with obtrusive clients?