Drone Videography for Creatives Information

Are you ready to go from ‘getting great footage’ to TELLING STORIES and CREATING SEQUENCES with drone-mounted cameras?

Have you searched the web for a drone course that focuses on CREATIVE EXCELLENCE, rather than the technicalities of flying a drone, but have found nothing to INSPIRE you?

Are you ALREADY FLYING a drone and know how great a drone can be for videography, but need help with your CREATIVITY?

If you answered ‘Yes!’ to any of these questions then this is the PERFECT COURSE for YOU.

Whether you’re a newcomer or a seasoned drone flyer, this course will teach you how to POSITION your drone for the BEST PERSPECTIVE, increased CREATIVE INTEREST, and STORYTELLING advantage.

SOME DRONE VIDEOGRAPHY TRUTHS

Getting average or even good shots with a drone is relatively easy. But capturing remarkable shots that make your audience gasp isn’t a simple matter of launching the drone and rolling the camera.

Capturing shots useful in an edit environment is even harder.

Aerial footage has become commonplace. Even ordinary. This is because the new generation of camera drones are remarkably easy to fly. They’ve opened exciting portals to creativity.

But here’s the challenge: Only by capturing gasp-worthy footage will your movies stand apart from the crowd.

Two very specific skills are required to get the most out of your drone camera:

1. You need to be a good pilot
2. You need to be a proficient videographer.

This course is designed to meet the second requirement. By the end of the 13 in-depth lessons you will know how to position and manipulate your flying camera to capture shots with a WOW-factor, guaranteed to inspire. And will thrill and excite any editor working with the footage.

What You’ll Learn In Drone Videography for Creatives?

Module 01 – Fundamentals

Take Full Advantage of where you can put the camera and drone.

Fail to plan. Plan to fail. Planning your shots before takeoff.

Camera settings for best quality and continuity.

Module 02 – Creative Excellence

The 10-second rule. This is a vital key to success in capturing abundant B-Roll. The biggest problem of drone videography—solved.

Constructing a sequence.

Consider the story. What are you trying to say, show or share?

Depth and Perspective.

Use the drone as a tripod.

Image composition.

Module 03 – Creative Ideas

Shooting Scenics.

Making the drone a character Part-1.

Making the drone a character Part-2.

Building a sequence with multiple cameras.

Using the horizon to create perspective.

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