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When Your Production Demands Authenticity

Captivate your audience with realistic space scenes and let their imaginations run wild.

Zero Gravity.
Zero Strings.

Even the smoothest wire harness or most advanced CGI fails to capture the motion of true zero gravity. In the New Space Age where people watch astronauts livestream from the International Space Station, your audience can easily tell the difference between fake zero gravity and the real deal.

Hop aboard G-Force One for your next production and fascinate your audience with realistic space scenes.

Tell Us About Your Project
Behind-the-scenes filming of an astronaut-themed production in microgravity on a Zero-G flight, capturing realistic space-like motion for film and media projects.
A videographer captures the excitement of microgravity during a Zero-G flight, documenting weightless experiences aboard G-FORCE ONE for promotional and media content.

Film The Real Deal

Two participants experience weightlessness aboard a Zero-G flight, sharing a joyful and gravity-defying moment hand-in-hand in a unique microgravity adventure.

TV Shows

Person floating in a zero-gravity environment holding a tablet, with Google branding overlayed, showcasing technology in a futuristic setting.

Commercials

A man floats in zero gravity with a camera, surrounded by scattered Polaroid photos aboard a Zero-G flight, capturing a unique weightless photography experience.

Content Creation

A camera crew prepares high-end filming equipment on an airport tarmac, with private jets in the background, gearing up to capture a unique Zero-G flight experience.

Movies

A Powerade Zero bottle floats in zero gravity during a Zero-G flight, showcasing the product’s dynamic branding in a weightless environment.

Marketing Campaigns

A cosplayer dressed as Master Chief prepares for a Zero-G flight experience, interacting with crew members on the tarmac before boarding the specially modified aircraft.

Promo Stunts

Charlotte Rose Benjamin floats in a zero-gravity environment during the filming of her “Hairpin” music video, creating a surreal and visually captivating scene aboard the Zero-G aircraft.

Music Videos

Television personality Richard Hammond experiences weightlessness aboard a Zero-G flight, floating mid-air during a thrilling parabolic maneuver for an out-of-this-world adventure.

Documentaries

Past Productions

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A Spotless Safety Record

20

Years In Operation

900+

Flights

17,000+

Parabolas

22,500+

Guests

Pricing

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Individual Seats

Public Flights

$8,900

+ Tax

Includes 15 parabolas, Zero-G flight suit (yours to keep!), merchandise, Regravitation celebration, flight completion pin, champagne toast, photos and videos of your experience

*If booked more than 60 days in advance

Single Seat

Half - Plane Section

Public Flights

$116,000

+ Tax

Includes up to 14 seats on a public flight, your own designated floating zone (kept separate from other guests), and 1 dedicated photographer

*If booked more than 60 days in advance

Up to 14 People

Full Private Flight

Private Flights

$249,000*

+ Tax

Includes exclusive use of G-Force One, up to 28 seats, 15 parabolas, and 1 dedicated photographer.

*If booked more than 60 days in advance

Up to 28 People

The Process

We’ll handle the flight planning. You focus on the movie magic.

01

Get A Quote

Tell us about your upcoming production and overall creative vision.

02

Fly With Us First

Join one of our public flights to get your gravity legs and prepare for storyboarding. Not required, but strongly recommended.

03

Consult Before Filming

Consult with our team to finalize your shot list and plan the flight day.

04

Shoot Your Scenes

Film in zero gravity and capture the most stunningly realistic footage that your viewers will love.

Frequently Asked Questions...

Getting you ready for your weightless experience.

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Am I required to use Zero-G’s filming crew?

No, you’re more than welcome to use your own crew if desired. We’ll still provide a videographer for your flight as a backup just in case you need them.

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If you're adamant about using your own filming crew, we highly encourage you to fly with us beforehand to get the full experience. Looking through a camera lens or screen can be extremely disorienting in zero gravity, which puts your production at risk if your crew has never flown with us.  Learn more about filming in zero gravity.

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We recommend using our experienced film crew because they’re already accustomed to filming and maneuvering in zero gravity, making it far more likely that they will capture your intended shot.

Why do you recommend joining a public flight before filming?

If your talent or film crew has never experienced zero gravity, it becomes significantly more difficult to capture your desired footage.

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Talent may struggle to get in (or stay) in the correct position. Videographers will inevitably have their feet float up into the frame, or struggle to reach the desired angle. In some cases, they may even become motion sick since looking through a lens or screen while in zero gravity can trigger motion sickness.

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Taking a test flight before filming significantly de-risks your project and sets you up for success. Not to mention the benefit of adjusting any creative or storyboard after experiencing real zero gravity conditions.

What type of equipment setup is recommended for filming in zero gravity?

We suggest doubling the weight of the camera to get a better idea of what filming in zero gravity will feel like. Generally, your camera shouldn't weigh more than 7 pounds at its best weight (full kit). Anything heavier needs adequate locking support.

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The wider the camera lens, the better opportunity you have of getting your shot. Mounting is possible but must be consulted with engineering. Also, batteries must follow TSA regulations for onboard use.

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Although we do provide power on the plane, we recommend plastic (no glass) LED, low-wattage, battery-powered lighting for maximum mobility.

What types of TV shows and movies will Zero-G work with?

If you can name it, we’ve (probably) already filmed it! From stunt double scenes and reality shows to teaming up for documentaries and filming numerous commercial ads – and everything in between – we work with you to make your vision a reality.

Is custom engineering included in the total cost?

No, interior set design or custom engineering is not included in the standard price. However, we will gladly provide a quote for any custom engineering to help you avoid surprises.

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Talk to a Zero-G team member about your upcoming filming project for more detailed information.

More FAQs
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Crew and models prepare for a Sports Illustrated shoot beside the Zero-G aircraft, capturing the excitement of weightless flight in a one-of-a-kind aerial experience.
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