I would consider this probably your most significant video to date. This is in the heartland of creativity and filmmaking. Your analysis of the component parts is so profound & clearly articulated. You have taught us many techniques over the last few years, and now this brings it together on basis of us putting in the ongoing work. No one covers this elusive stuff. Bravo Ted
Thanks Ted for your video. Wish I could bottle your enthusiasm I would be a rich man. Thanks for the Tunetank thumbs up. I have registered with them I am just fed up with this wet and windy weather over the UK. Sure your UK followers need some settled weather to try out our new knowledge you have given us.
@@TedNemeth Never been only last week me and the wife were on about doing a train holiday on the IOM. There is so much to see and do. Have fun at the TT.
Thank you for dispelling with the myth that simply adding drone footage makes a thing better. This can't be said loud enough. I appreciate how you delivered this message without it being condescending.
My perspective alot of emotion is brought out by the music alone then flowing the video to follow that emotional roller coaster creates a story by itself. Just playing some nice elevator music to some cool drone shots is to reminisce of the last 30 years of computer screen savers.
Thanks for some awesome advice Ted. Agree with all of it and will be applying in my future videos. 80:20 rule springs to mind here - 80% of the outcome is achived in the first 20% of time. So ditch the rest. Keep up the great work!😁
In this episode, I feel like we (your subscribers, as a group), have followed a global training program altogether up to that point, and finally pushed away the introduction about gear, mindset to develop, direction to follow and false problems when filming. We are now chewing the heart of the filmmaking process, and the creativity methodology. On my drone channel, I constantly try to keep in mind your mantra about this…. Keep up your good work, super useful ! 🙏👍
Best video ever from you IMO! Great ideas and advice. Another thing a person can do is turn the lights down in the room and play some evocative music and let the theater of your mind build a movie to the music. Then go out and make that movie.
yesssss! you made my week with that. now that I’m 52 years old i try to share little bits of experiences I’ve picked up along the way and hopefully they land with a few people. That’s all I want from this RUclips venture.
What a bloke. I am starting to think more when I take Big Remo out, and the results are improving dramatically. My editing still sucks, but not for much longer! Thanks Ted.
Thank you, Ted! I just returned from my trip to Utah, where I collected 30 or so Gb of ground- and aerial-based pics and vids to begin my next project. That's more than enough raw material to use as ingredients to bake my next video-entree using your recipe.
I love your channel mate. Its totally different from the rest and all about getting the art right before hitting the record button, slowing down and thinking about it first. I initially stumbled across your videos looking for drone related things but its much more then that. Great wisdom and advice. Thank you.
You’re a legend Ted, love the tips and you’re so right, practising more frequently generates more opportunities for reflection and learning. Will also jump on that masterclass. Not only is it really decent of you for the low price so it’s accessible to many but the way you represented your sponsor and thinking of your audience just demonstrates not only that you know exactly how to reach your audience like you tell us, but proves how genuine you are. Thank you Ted, looking forward to your next masterpiece!
Matthew thank you! man i put a lot of effort into these little playful tutorials. When I hear kind supportive words like yours….thats the juice for me. I bow to your good graces my friend.
Fantastic analysis! I plan to implement this workflow into my process immediately! And I'm one of those satisfied students who thinks that I get a tremendous bang for my buck with your Master Class! Best money I've spent since I bought my drone!
Obviously other viewers share my opinion, this video is the very best you ever made and for me this will become edged in stone as the key to successful videography! THANK YOU, YOU ARE AWESOME‼️👏👏👏👏👍❤️
As always… great. I learn so much from both drone flying tutorials as well as the way you tell your stories. You’ve developed a unique brand and style that works very well for you. Keep the videos coming. I know how difficult creating content can be, but you make it look so easy. Thanks Ted.
Ted, I'm so glad I stumbled across your channel, I'm getting so much out of all your content, thanks so much for putting all this info out there! I feel like, if I'm ever in the States I'll need to head your way and buy you a beer 🍻
Bill you are the man. Thank you for the kind words. I see your thumbnail you’re on an adventure motorcycle. Super cool. I have much more motorcycle content coming. Are you located here in the US?
@@TedNemeth Yep, just south of Seattle. I do one big solo ride every fall & would love to slow my pace a bit to capture the adventure on film. Not just for views but for the sake of the creative process itself. I've watched a lot of different people's stuff on the subject over the years but yours is certainly among the best. Tons of helpful info, high quality production & presentation. Really good stuff my friend.
I think this is my 5th video i have watched of yours. I was mainly trying to get tips on lighting, ND Filters, Best Drone, what gear do i need, Color Grading. I was heading down that same Rabbit hole so many go into. More worried about the shutter speed with the right ND filter. Not paying attention to what i was filming. Back of my mind I'm thinking can i color grade this? Is all this stress worth it on trying to get the right "Cinematic Shot" without just going out and have fun. Thank you, I'm going to try your tips, and see where it leads me. I have a Air 2s and the mini 2. I'm also getting my Part 107 License next month. It's the video i was never looking for, that has given me the most tips.
amazing! i went through the exact same journey as you. That’s when i stopped watching all the other drone youtube advice because they’re all just repeating each other basically. I did all my own testing. Found what worked great for me. Now I share it and hopefully other people find value in it. Thank you for watching and congrats on getting your 107
@@TedNemeth thank you for the reply back. You’re definitely a diamond in the rough. Plus you saved me from spending 150 on ND Filters. Happy flying sir
This is a great place to start. One question: You noted no music in the "rough cut" but later noted, choosing a song as part of the rough-cut steps. By 'choosing', so you mean, do not drop them in the timeline just, yet as part of the rough cut but just locate the music you might want to use?
@@TedNemeth Yes I love the M4P, I still love my M3P but the 4 has a clearer camera I think plus lots of extras too. My favorite is cruise control, it makes your flights way more cinematic I believe
Sup Ted! I'm going to re-edit my Shinnecock Canal video and try to follow some of these rules. I do learn a thing or two which each video. Sometimes it seems so overwhelming between the content and the editing. Go Long Island!!!
I really like the channel. Your approach to shooting cinematic footage is refreshing. Quick question for you or any of your followers. I have a Mini 3 Pro with the DJI RC remote (with screen). After shooting my videos, I would like to preview them using the iPhone DJI Fly app or the DJI LightCut app. However, for some reason I can't preview any of the footage. I can see the thumbnails, but I have to download the videos to the phone or iPad before I can see what I shot. And to download, I have to turn off cellular. Has anyone else had problems with previewing directly from the drone? If so, how did you solve it?
Danny I appreciate it! Man I had fun creating this episode. Sharing what I’ve learned about creativity is my sweet spot in life. The Japanese call that IKIGAI.
@@TedNemeth Ted, it shows. Your body language, your words, and the speed of speech show that excitement. I hope you can see how much better your videos are when you leave the cursing out and when you stay outside the city limits of frustrationville. I know RUclips is frustrating and unfair. They promote videos of idiots so they get 10 million views. Videos like yours that are engaging and thoughtful and helpful will be squashed by RUclips. RUclips has not been about engagement and value-added for several years now. I wish I had better news that this, but just know as long as you have videos like this, your core audience will remain and grow, but not to astronomical numbers unless you sell out.
Yeah i know, but to be honest, I think you can & will make it here without selling out, its just going to take a little longer then formula normal. You got this!
Greetings from the Mindanao in the Philippines 🇵🇭 I hope your well. FYI I have LumaFusion using a iPad Pro M1 but I’m a little intimidated by it because I have zero video editing experience/skills. Separate note the video editing software that comes insta 360 X3 is not intimidating at all and very easy for a beginner like me. Sorry for rambling have a great day
If I could make one recommendation, aside from learning from Ted's wonderful teachings, is to watch a show called Aerial America on the Smithsonian Channel. It's and absolute a master class in visual storytelling and will teach you a lot.
Nice one mate. RE 95% rule, do you mean using the extra time to shoot new footage or just re-cutting existing footage with new creative directions? Chat soon.
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I would consider this probably your most significant video to date. This is in the heartland of creativity and filmmaking. Your analysis of the component parts is so profound & clearly articulated. You have taught us many techniques over the last few years, and now this brings it together on basis of us putting in the ongoing work. No one covers this elusive stuff. Bravo Ted
Thanks Ted for your video. Wish I could bottle your enthusiasm I would be a rich man. Thanks for the Tunetank thumbs up. I have registered with them I am just fed up with this wet and windy weather over the UK. Sure your UK followers need some settled weather to try out our new knowledge you have given us.
right on steve. Many thanks. and by the way…I’ll be on the Isle of Man on May 27th for 2 weeks to film the motorcycle race.
@@TedNemeth Never been only last week me and the wife were on about doing a train holiday on the IOM. There is so much to see and do. Have fun at the TT.
Thank you for dispelling with the myth that simply adding drone footage makes a thing better. This can't be said loud enough. I appreciate how you delivered this message without it being condescending.
My perspective alot of emotion is brought out by the music alone then flowing the video to follow that emotional roller coaster creates a story by itself. Just playing some nice elevator music to some cool drone shots is to reminisce of the last 30 years of computer screen savers.
Thanks for some awesome advice Ted. Agree with all of it and will be applying in my future videos. 80:20 rule springs to mind here - 80% of the outcome is achived in the first 20% of time. So ditch the rest. Keep up the great work!😁
yessss! The Pareto Principal of 80/20. You nailed it. Its bonkers how that applies to literally everything in life!
Thank you Ted, you are such a clever chappy. All the best from Kent UK
In this episode, I feel like we (your subscribers, as a group), have followed a global training program altogether up to that point, and finally pushed away the introduction about gear, mindset to develop, direction to follow and false problems when filming. We are now chewing the heart of the filmmaking process, and the creativity methodology. On my drone channel, I constantly try to keep in mind your mantra about this….
Keep up your good work, super useful ! 🙏👍
truedat
The 95% tip is GOLD! Thanks man.
Best video ever from you IMO! Great ideas and advice. Another thing a person can do is turn the lights down in the room and play some evocative music and let the theater of your mind build a movie to the music. Then go out and make that movie.
Great points of view yet simple....to the point
Ted's my camera hero, not just drones. I would call him a professional photographer with a soul!
yesssss! you made my week with that. now that I’m 52 years old i try to share little bits of experiences I’ve picked up along the way and hopefully they land with a few people. That’s all I want from this RUclips venture.
What a bloke. I am starting to think more when I take Big Remo out, and the results are improving dramatically. My editing still sucks, but not for much longer! Thanks Ted.
Another one filled with great tips. Thank you Ted.
Spot on, VERY helpful, HIGHLY recommended thanks 🙏🏻
This may be your best video yet. Truly informative and inspiring. Your content is so unique and refreshing. Keep it coming.
Thank you, Ted! I just returned from my trip to Utah, where I collected 30 or so Gb of ground- and aerial-based pics and vids to begin my next project. That's more than enough raw material to use as ingredients to bake my next video-entree using your recipe.
Dude!! You inspire me. Thank you many times over
Absolutely excellent Ted!
I think I should watch this several times..seriously!
And then start going back over all my videos again
I love your channel mate. Its totally different from the rest and all about getting the art right before hitting the record button, slowing down and thinking about it first. I initially stumbled across your videos looking for drone related things but its much more then that. Great wisdom and advice. Thank you.
i am so glad to hear my little messages have landed with you. I read a lot and simply pass on what I’ve read & experienced.
Great Video
Köszönöm. Sokat segít az összes videód!
Good stuff, Ted! So appreciative of you diligence in putting this together and sharing it with the community. Love your heart , man!!!
my Georgia friend to the south. Thank you kind sir.
You’re a legend Ted, love the tips and you’re so right, practising more frequently generates more opportunities for reflection and learning. Will also jump on that masterclass. Not only is it really decent of you for the low price so it’s accessible to many but the way you represented your sponsor and thinking of your audience just demonstrates not only that you know exactly how to reach your audience like you tell us, but proves how genuine you are. Thank you Ted, looking forward to your next masterpiece!
Matthew thank you! man i put a lot of effort into these little playful tutorials. When I hear kind supportive words like yours….thats the juice for me. I bow to your good graces my friend.
Fantastic analysis! I plan to implement this workflow into my process immediately! And I'm one of those satisfied students who thinks that I get a tremendous bang for my buck with your Master Class! Best money I've spent since I bought my drone!
Obviously other viewers share my opinion, this video is the very best you ever made and for me this will become edged in stone as the key to successful videography! THANK YOU, YOU ARE AWESOME‼️👏👏👏👏👍❤️
Great advice again. cheers Ted.
As always… great. I learn so much from both drone flying tutorials as well as the way you tell your stories.
You’ve developed a unique brand and style that works very well for you. Keep the videos coming. I know how difficult creating content can be, but you make it look so easy.
Thanks Ted.
Thank you Ted for the video! Learned a lot!
Ted, I'm so glad I stumbled across your channel, I'm getting so much out of all your content, thanks so much for putting all this info out there! I feel like, if I'm ever in the States I'll need to head your way and buy you a beer 🍻
Another excellent and inspiring video, Ted! Thanks for sharing, and I am enjoying your masterclass as well!
Great stuff! Thanks for taking the time to make such great videos.
right on. thank you!
Absolutely amazing ❤
Adrian I appreciate it
Very informative. Thanks!!
Thank youu for your content. It helps me alot. Your MasterClass is perfect, special for beginner. I just start my journey
Awesomeness Ted! 👍
Great stuff! Looks really early in the morning there.
How is it you only have 30k subscribers? My mind is blown by all this great, inspiring info! Well done, sir!
Bill you are the man. Thank you for the kind words. I see your thumbnail you’re on an adventure motorcycle. Super cool. I have much more motorcycle content coming.
Are you located here in the US?
@@TedNemeth Yep, just south of Seattle. I do one big solo ride every fall & would love to slow my pace a bit to capture the adventure on film. Not just for views but for the sake of the creative process itself. I've watched a lot of different people's stuff on the subject over the years but yours is certainly among the best. Tons of helpful info, high quality production & presentation. Really good stuff my friend.
Love your work mate!!
The struggle is real, this vid came at the perfect time for me - thx Ted!
Great vid. I’m motivated to get more creative and feel this speaks to a way of unlocking it. Thanks for always being engaging.
yes! thank you. motivating others is like the greatest thing a teacher/creator can do.
Very nice..thanks for sharing😊
Aaahh the beautiful weirdo strikes again!
Thanks for the new inspiration! 💫
“the beautiful weirdo”. I absolutely love that. TEAM WEIRDO for the win.
How about, The Weirdo Society,
Or, The Magnificent Weirdos
If I wasn’t already subscribed, this video would have gotten me. Thanks bro!
Jac i truly appreciate you being part of our community here. We have fun.
I think this is my 5th video i have watched of yours. I was mainly trying to get tips on lighting, ND Filters, Best Drone, what gear do i need, Color Grading. I was heading down that same Rabbit hole so many go into. More worried about the shutter speed with the right ND filter. Not paying attention to what i was filming. Back of my mind I'm thinking can i color grade this? Is all this stress worth it on trying to get the right "Cinematic Shot" without just going out and have fun. Thank you, I'm going to try your tips, and see where it leads me. I have a Air 2s and the mini 2. I'm also getting my Part 107 License next month. It's the video i was never looking for, that has given me the most tips.
amazing! i went through the exact same journey as you. That’s when i stopped watching all the other drone youtube advice because they’re all just repeating each other basically. I did all my own testing. Found what worked great for me. Now I share it and hopefully other people find value in it. Thank you for watching and congrats on getting your 107
@@TedNemeth thank you for the reply back. You’re definitely a diamond in the rough. Plus you saved me from spending 150 on ND Filters. Happy flying sir
I signed up for the class.
Well worth the cover charge.
Definitely enrolling in your class.
This is a great place to start. One question: You noted no music in the "rough cut" but later noted, choosing a song as part of the rough-cut steps. By 'choosing', so you mean, do not drop them in the timeline just, yet as part of the rough cut but just locate the music you might want to use?
Have enrolled in the Drone Masterclass.
Many thanks!
yesss! welcome aboard my friend. I look forward to working with you.
Thank you for the great advice
Superb
Awesome video my friend
thank you my friend. You picked up a Mini 4 ya? You like it?! Just yesterday I borrowed a M4P from a friend and I’m starting to test it today.
@@TedNemeth Yes I love the M4P, I still love my M3P but the 4 has a clearer camera I think plus lots of extras too. My favorite is cruise control, it makes your flights way more cinematic I believe
do you ever do any group rides?
Sup Ted! I'm going to re-edit my Shinnecock Canal video and try to follow some of these rules. I do learn a thing or two which each video. Sometimes it seems so overwhelming between the content and the editing. Go Long Island!!!
I'd say you got a knack for story telling, bro... lol awesome info as always
thanks buddy.
I really like the channel. Your approach to shooting cinematic footage is refreshing. Quick question for you or any of your followers. I have a Mini 3 Pro with the DJI RC remote (with screen). After shooting my videos, I would like to preview them using the iPhone DJI Fly app or the DJI LightCut app. However, for some reason I can't preview any of the footage. I can see the thumbnails, but I have to download the videos to the phone or iPad before I can see what I shot. And to download, I have to turn off cellular. Has anyone else had problems with previewing directly from the drone? If so, how did you solve it?
Leave 'em wanting more. Having said that, I'm still trying to figure out how to do that.
Ted: i'm glad to see you back from frustrationville and back to non-cursing. It adds value to your videos when you don't go there.
Danny I appreciate it! Man I had fun creating this episode. Sharing what I’ve learned about creativity is my sweet spot in life. The Japanese call that IKIGAI.
@@TedNemeth Ted, it shows. Your body language, your words, and the speed of speech show that excitement. I hope you can see how much better your videos are when you leave the cursing out and when you stay outside the city limits of frustrationville. I know RUclips is frustrating and unfair. They promote videos of idiots so they get 10 million views. Videos like yours that are engaging and thoughtful and helpful will be squashed by RUclips. RUclips has not been about engagement and value-added for several years now. I wish I had better news that this, but just know as long as you have videos like this, your core audience will remain and grow, but not to astronomical numbers unless you sell out.
Please dont sellout Ted🙏
@@johnpicone3050 i never have. Never will.
Yeah i know, but to be honest, I think you can & will make it here without selling out, its just going to take a little longer then formula normal.
You got this!
Greetings from the Mindanao in the Philippines 🇵🇭 I hope your well. FYI I have LumaFusion using a iPad Pro M1 but I’m a little intimidated by it because I have zero video editing experience/skills. Separate note the video editing software that comes insta 360 X3 is not intimidating at all and very easy for a beginner like me. Sorry for rambling have a great day
ted where have yiu been
If I could make one recommendation, aside from learning from Ted's wonderful teachings, is to watch a show called Aerial America on the Smithsonian Channel. It's and absolute a master class in visual storytelling and will teach you a lot.
super cool! will check that out. Thank you sir.
So... IF you have the perfect formula, WHERE is your perfect and engaging video?
Nice one mate. RE 95% rule, do you mean using the extra time to shoot new footage or just re-cutting existing footage with new creative directions? Chat soon.
First
Hey Paul! Great livestream last night.
ZZZZz
are you saying my video put you to sleep? Sleep is extremely important. Very restorative. Glad I could help.
Fabulously inspirational 😊