About WarkMedia & Me

Turning real-world spaces into precise, visual, and measurable digital experiences.

Hi, I’m JT Warkentien, founder of WarkMedia, LLC. I specialize in Digital Reality Services – combining 3D scanning, drone mapping, and visual storytelling to help teams see, understand, and communicate their sites with clarity.

Based out of Sunapee, New Hampshire, I work across New Hampshire and surrounding states, capturing everything from construction sites and environmental projects to properties, resorts, and infrastructure.

What I Do

WarkMedia exists at the intersection of geospatial accuracy and high-impact visuals.

I focus on three core service areas:

  • 3D Scanning
    High-precision interior and exterior scans that produce detailed 3D models, point clouds, and virtual walkthroughs for documentation, planning, and visualization.

  • Drone Mapping & Aerial Data Capture
    Orthomosaic maps, digital elevation models, 3D terrain meshes, and aerial imagery that give you a measurable, bird’s-eye view of your site.

  • Construction Progression & Site Documentation
    Scheduled site visits, progression captures, and as-built documentation that create a defensible record of how your projects evolve over time.

From there, I deliver visual and technical outputs like:

  • 2D ortho-mosaic maps

  • 3D topographic models

  • Immersive 3D virtual experiences

  • 360° and traditional virtual tours

  • Marketing and documentation videos

  • High-resolution aerial and ground photos

All of it is captured and processed with a focus on precision, consistency, and usability.

My Path to Digital Reality

I didn’t come into this work by accident.

I’ve always been drawn to the mix of technology, problem-solving, and visual storytelling. Before launching WarkMedia, I spent years working deeply with data, systems, and workflows—experience that now helps me treat each project like a full digital pipeline, not just “photos and video.” Funny enough, it all started with me strapping a GoPro to my ATV.

As drone technology, 3D scanning, and reality capture tools evolved, I saw a major gap:

  • Local businesses, contractors, and agencies needed accurate, visual, measurable data,

  • But often had to outsource to distant providers or rely on rough photos and manual documentation.

WarkMedia was built to bridge that gap—bringing big-city capability to local and regional clients, with the flexibility and personal touch of a small, owner-operated studio.

How I Work

When you work with me, you’re not dealing with a rotating crew or a faceless vendor. It’s direct, one-on-one collaboration.

My approach is simple:

  1. Listen & Scope
    We talk through your site, goals, timelines, and how you plan to use the data—technical analysis, documentation, marketing, or all of the above.

  2. Plan & Capture
    I handle flight planning, safety, logistics, and all on-site work, whether it’s aerial drone capture, ground-based imaging, or 3D scanning.

  3. Process & Build
    Your data is processed using specialized software into clean, usable outputs: maps, models, scans, tours, videos, and images.

  4. Deliver & Support
    You receive your files in formats that make sense for your team—whether that’s a project link, files for your engineers or architects, or media ready for your marketing team.

I’m big on clarity, expectation-setting, and communication. If something needs to be more precise, more visual, or more accessible for your team, we adjust.

Technical, Safety & Compliance

WarkMedia is built on professional, compliant operations:

  • FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Certified

  • Fully insured for UAV and on-site operations

  • Registered New Hampshire business (WarkMedia, LLC)

  • Able to obtain LAANC / local airspace authorizations where required

On the technical side, I use a range of professional capture and processing tools for:

  • 3D scanning

  • Drone mapping and modeling

  • Photogrammetry and reconstruction

  • Photo and video editing

  • Virtual tours and visual experiences

The goal isn’t just to “fly a drone” or “run a scanner”—it’s to deliver clean, reliable, decision-ready outputs.