Insurance Canopy Expands Full Frame Insurance to Include Drone Liability and Equipment Coverage for Creative Professionals

Insurance Canopy has added drone liability and equipment coverage to its Full Frame Insurance program, addressing coverage gaps for photographers and videographers using drones in paid projects.

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Insurance Canopy Expands Full Frame Insurance to Include Drone Liability and Equipment Coverage for Creative Professionals

Insurance Canopy, a national provider of small business and vendor insurance solutions, has announced an expansion of its Full Frame Insurance (FFI) program to include drone liability and drone equipment coverage. The new offering is designed for photographers, videographers, and other creative professionals who use drones as part of their work.

The addition provides liability protection for bodily injury and property damage arising from drone use, as well as equipment coverage for drones and related gear. Professionals can add these protections onto a single business insurance policy, simplifying how drone risks are managed. According to the company, this eliminates the need for separate standalone coverage, making it easier for operators to protect their business.

Drone use has become standard in content creation, from real estate shoots to event coverage and commercial production. However, many professionals still operate without clear protection for accidents tied to drone activity. Standard liability policies often exclude or limit coverage for aircraft-related risks, leaving a gap that this new policy add-on aims to close.

“Drones have gone from being a specialized tool to an essential part of doing business,” said Chris Van Leeuwen, Vice President of Professional Development at Insurance Canopy. “This expanded coverage reflects how photographers and videographers actually work today and gives them a better way to protect their business and the equipment they rely on.”

Coverage is designed for working professionals rather than hobbyist use, accounting for how drones are used in paid projects where risk exposure differs from recreational flying. The structure provides protection tied directly to drone operations, helping professionals manage risk as they scale their services.

“Most professionals are focused on getting the shot, not worrying about everything that could go wrong with a drone,” Van Leeuwen added. “Whether the drone is damaged in a crash or causes third-party property damage, the costs can add up fast and create real business issues. Including this coverage in the same policy makes it easier for operators to protect their business and stay focused on the job.”

For more information about Full Frame Insurance and drone coverage options, visit Full Frame Insurance or call 844.670.1078 to speak with a licensed, non-commissioned agent.

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