BERG MEDIA
PERSONAL
My name is Cameron Berg and I began my video career in doing it as a hobby when I was kid. Although I don't have a degree focused in photography or videography, my passion for creating videos excels everyday.
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Having taken 4 years of media productions classes in High School, I developed a great base for understanding composition and video editing. I worked 2 years full-time for a leading aviation training company in San Diego that specializes in video courses for pilot training. There, I really honed my craft and decided to pursue it as more than just a hobby.
Today, I am back in my hometown of Antigo in the great Northwoods and happy to help out the community by providing video products at a professional level, yet affordable prices. Aside from videography, I am a certificated commercial single & multi-engine pilot, drone operator, the airport operations manager for the Langlade County Airport, and still perform media management tasks via contract for the company in San Diego.
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HISTORY
Berg Media was founded in April of 2015 in Polar, WI. It started with one DSLR camera, a drone, a tripod, and a computer editing system. The intent was simple; bring professional quality videos to promote local businesses and provide memories for clients' and their events, also by utilizing the technology of unammned aerial systems. In the fall of 2015, Unmanned Systems Inc was brought into the picture to help assist with business growth and develop, and provide equipment to ensure Berg Media is current with today's technological demand.
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Today, Berg Media has much more equipment, including some of the industry's leading equipment to keep a competitive edge. Berg Media exclusively works with USI handeling its videography division in Northcentral Wisconsin, working with real estate companies, filming weddings, covering events, and assisting with local law enforcement and fire departments.
UNMANNED SYSTEMS INC
USI provides the most qualified and experienced Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) aircrew and test personnel to support all of your UAS needs.
Since 2003, they have served as the United States Air Force’s primary contractor for developmental and operational testing of the MQ-1 Predator and MQ-9 Reaper systems. In addition, USI has designed, built, and certified our own small UAS for flight training, research and development, and market survey tasks.
By law, any aircraft operation in the national airspace requires a certificated and registered aircraft, a licensed pilot, and operational approval. Section 333 of the FAA Modernization and Reform Act of 2012 (FMRA) grants the Secretary of Transportation the authority to determine whether an airworthiness certificate is required for a UAS to operate safely in the National Airspace System (NAS).
Their current fleet of fixed-wing and multi-rotor aircraft is Section 333 Exempt for aerial data collection, training and research operations, and closed set motion picture and filming; enabling them to serve the needs of a wide range of agricultural, commercial, creative, industrial and public sector applications
