Advanced Aerial Videography: Storytelling with Subjects

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Advanced Aerial Videography: Storytelling with Subjects

Duration: 54m | Video: AVC (.mp4) 960x540 30fps | Audio: AAC 48KHz 2ch | 334 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English

Learn advanced drone videography techniques to take your aerial footage to the next level. This 50-minute class — the second installment from Wild Rabbit Productions and DJI — covers how to create a narrative by planning and executing a film shoot with a moving subject. Looking to add a pro touch to your video projects? This class is for you.

Class lessons include:

Building a narrative
Scouting locations and subjects
Crafting a storyboard and shot list
Shooting with dual operators (pilot + camera)
Capturing the shots
Making footage selections

To get started, you'll need a drone with a video camera (the DJI Inspire 1 is used in this class but not required) and familiary with basic video editing software*.

By the end, you'll plan, shoot, and finalize a video piece ideal for your portfolio, to garner new business as a freelancer, or simply to level up your drone filming capabilities.

Class lessons include:

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