Rosemoor Garden | Stunning Aerial Views

Over the summer we filmed at Rosemoor RHS Garden. Any visitor to Rosemoor in Devon will tell what a spectacular garden it is. A riot of colour all year round, this really is one of Devon's highlights. But in our most recent video of Rosemoor,  you can see unparalleled views, thanks to the use of  aerial video.
a drone shot of gardens

Rosemoor RHS Garden

Rosemoor is a Royal Horticultural Society Garden in North Devon. Once a private estate owned by Lady Anne Berry  whose passion for gardening can still be seen at Rosemoor today, it was gifted to the RHS in 1989. Since that time the site has grown and welcomes visitors all year round.

Nestled in a quiet Devon valley, its a beautiful place to visit. So we were very happy when they asked us to create a series of films capturing the garden at different times of year. We’ve filmed at Rosemoor before, and it’s always a pleasure. In this most recent film we celebrate Rosemoor in all of its late summer glory.

Rosemoor Garden video screen grab waterlily

The waterlily pond in close up.

The Project

In order to capture  the highlights of the garden, which describes itself as a mix of formal and informal planting, we decided to use the drone. The aerial video gives a unique insight into the symmetry, design and scale. Back on the ground, we captured the close-ups. The flowers put on a  magnificent display for our cameras and many thanks to the butterflies and bees for their role in the film. We couldn’t have done it without them.

Rosemoor Garden video screen grab Butterfly

The cast!

The film is on the Rosemoor website as well as their Facebook and Twitter site, where its had nearly 6000 views in a couple of weeks. We are looking forward to filming at Rosemoor RHS Garden throughout  2019 and in 2020.

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