With drones and quadcopters becoming a common tool in indy filmmaker arsenals, I wanted to share 10 of my tips for capturing the most cinematic aerial footage.
Bart, I am amazed that even though your video is one year old; its still more relevant and useful then the new material that's out there. Thank you explaining things in detail and for sharing your awesome tips :)
Thanks Bart! I'm an absolute rookie when it comes to all things video, but through tips like yours I'm going to soak up as much as possible and try to get better every time I shoot.
Chad, Thanks, this also is the first time I've actually commented on youtube. My true complements, as a very comfortable well paced informative piece. I'd personally try to keep my shot movements to two or 3 moves max vs adding as many as possible. But, I like the challenge and always open to trying new things. Thanks again, nice work!
Great tips. Especially the one about shooting flat. I think many people dont use it because it looks kind of terrible if you dont edit it but man it gives so much more possibilities to tweak it in post editing.
Very good information. Not often you see someone that talks from a photographer/videographer point of view instead of the typical mediocre is good enough RUclips film maker mindset
Very good points! Just received my first drone (M2Pro). Having a strong still camera background (Sony a7rii), shooting RAW, and always manual mode, you touched on a number of critical items. Oh, I've never shot video before!
Hey Bart, Excellent video and advice. Its nice to see sharpness, tripod mounted video and dialogue that doesn't include "You guys out there". I particularly enjoyed the before and after post examples that were worth a thousand word. Well done Mate!
Really excellent, there were 2 tips that I never heard about before, despite the large number of "10 tips ..."-type videos I've seen in the past ! Thank you!
This is such an awesome video, thank you so much I got a drone my self and I can't wait to try it out, I will definitely subscribe to you and you definitely deserve more likes. Keep up the good work bud!
As usual, a Professional Presentation.... without the his favorite music blaring in the background... as so many videos are now days. Thank for the 10 tips..... I've ben into photography for more than 40 years, and I'm going into using a Drone .... playing and getting the most out of it! I have to leave my photo studio behind and go into the field. No more Models or Table tops for awhile. Viewers note, he knows what he doing, I could tell within a few minutes. Bill Blast Photography (Ret.)
Thank you for the kind words! I hope these tips help you as you get into the drone photography business. Not only is it something clients are looking for more of these days, its also a ton of fun! I wish you the best of luck!
Hey Bart, I dont give out compliments freely, But I've been looking for a helpful drone video like this pretty much all day. Your video is the most comprehensive so far. Thank you.
Awesome tips bro, very good advice. I am a beginner so I wanted to find something that would help me in the future when it comes to "making movie shots/cinematography" so your tips are a plus and very helpful and educational for someone like me who's looking to someday do the same thing your doing..... Thank you and God Bless.
I'm fairly new to drone flying and could use lots more practice. I upgraded to the P4 as my P2 went for a no-return swim! As I produce videos, I understand everything you say. Just wanted to thank you for being so clear and concise with your explanations. Also very knowledgeable. Well done mate. I don't subscribe to very many channels but you have a new subbie. :)
+Invincible Painting Basics Thanks so much! I'm glad to hear I could help! And I'm sorry about the P2 taking a swim. I have a P4 at the bottom of a lake somewhere, so it happens!
Amazing tips. I still don't understand completely all of them but most I got them. I am thinking about getting a drone and want to start creating a lot of beautiful visuals for my videos.
Thanks for all the tips Bart! I find it really enjoyable learning new camera techniques, and improving my footage. Kinda got the hang of how to deal with GoPro-footage now and waiting for my new Mavic Pro-drone to arrive (a new challenge to beat). I am trying to learn as much as I can about D-LOG and color-grading in Premiere etc. Would really appriciate if you could share your expertise on that on your channel! Thanks for sharing (thumbs up)
Thank you very much for very informative video.I just bought my first Drone and I am automotive photographer and videographer and excited to start doing some videos with drone.thank you again
Great video dude! Awesome tips. One suggestion I'd have would be for you to list this tips out in your video description for those like me who'd like to quickly review them once more at the end! Or list them out/re-state them at the end of your video. I'm about to get my first drone (leaning towards Phantom 4 Pro) and excited to use your tips to get the most out of the aerial videography I aim to do here in Florida! Cheers
Bart, I am amazed that even though your video is one year old; its still more relevant and useful then the new material that's out there. Thank you explaining things in detail and for sharing your awesome tips :)
+Omar Harran You're welcome!
Great essential Tips, up to the point without the looong blabla. Thank you very much Bart!
Brilliant! I'm a total beginner, but these tips actually made my footage look instantly better. Thanks so much!
Bart, thank you so much for a fantastic video. These tips have helped me no end. Thank you for doing this.
Thanks Bart! I'm an absolute rookie when it comes to all things video, but through tips like yours I'm going to soak up as much as possible and try to get better every time I shoot.
+The Motorhome Experiment No problem! I'll try to keep posting more helpful tips and tutorials!
Hi Bart! Thanks for taking the time to create these videos for the rest of the world!
We are DEEPLY thankful for the time that you took to provide us with these extraordinary insights.
Your tips are incredibly helpful. This is really what I want to find. Thank you.
Chad, Thanks, this also is the first time I've actually commented on youtube. My true complements, as a very comfortable well paced informative piece. I'd personally try to keep my shot movements to two or 3 moves max vs adding as many as possible. But, I like the challenge and always open to trying new things. Thanks again, nice work!
Awesome tips Bart! I was taking notes as reminders on my next shoots. Always trying to get better and hone my craft.
Glad it was helpful!
Great tips. Especially the one about shooting flat. I think many people dont use it because it looks kind of terrible if you dont edit it but man it gives so much more possibilities to tweak it in post editing.
Great job Bart,,, cannot wait to take my drone out and try some of those well explained techniques ,,, job well done! Can't wait for more!
Clear and so useful ! I like it ! Thanks Bart, this was really good stuff.
Great suggestions - especially the ND filter.
Movement is the key for sure :)
Shooting manual and setting a custom white balance with flat profile
Outstanding tips, can't wait to try more flying low. Thank you so much!
Nice Job. Finally a guy that knows how to get to the point. Stick with it. - JJ
Thank you, Bart, very concise and quite obviously based on experience. Really helpful, timelessly valid!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for taking the time to share some professional tips!
you are an incredible teacher and professional. Very knowledgeable. Keep the videos coming!.
Thanks for the great tips, specially the shutter speed info
This video has helped me make better drone videos. I've watched it many times. Thanks. Subscribed.
This is most helpful advice I've seen! Great video
Very good information. Not often you see someone that talks from a photographer/videographer point of view instead of the typical mediocre is good enough RUclips film maker mindset
Thank you for those useful tips, they are really helpful.
Great job. Very informative, and packed with solutions!
Thanks Bart , great advice and well presented
great, informative, and cut to the point video thank you so much!
Thank you Bart! Thoughtful advice!
Awesome tips!!! Thanks for the information.
thanks for the tips Bart, I appreciate it.
Very good points! Just received my first drone (M2Pro). Having a strong still camera background (Sony a7rii), shooting RAW, and always manual mode, you touched on a number of critical items. Oh, I've never shot video before!
Thanks Bart , it was an amazing footage, good lecture too. :)
Great video and advice, thanks!
Thanks for the tips! Solid video.
Absolutely well done, excellent points and great illustrations of the points! Subscribed.
Thanks!
Thanks you solved a huge issue for me - I didnt know that shutter speed was causing the propeller flicker I had no clue!
GREAT info! i'm planning to cop one for Christmas to add to my two T3i's and my T3
Excellent tips! Thank you very much.
Well presented mate, very succinct. 10/10
Hi Bart just watched your cinematic aerial tips, very clear tips I will try out on my new drone. Thanks, look forward the the next.
Thanks for checking it out! I hope you get some great footage with your drone.
Hey Bart, Excellent video and advice. Its nice to see sharpness, tripod mounted video and dialogue that doesn't include "You guys out there".
I particularly enjoyed the before and after post examples that were worth a thousand word.
Well done Mate!
Thank you! I'll keep trying to do my best to put out high quality videos!
Thanks man. Some of them were very helpful! Cheers!
Really excellent, there were 2 tips that I never heard about before, despite the large number of "10 tips ..."-type videos I've seen in the past ! Thank you!
+Clément de la Fontaine Glad I could help!
Fantastic video, best info i have seen so far
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Thank you for the tips.i am a beginer in film with drone and this tips are so great. Congratulations!!
+Francisco Jaime Glad I could help!
Nice vid, it helped a lot!
Thanks and greetings from Germany.
Great tips! Right to the point. Thanks
Very good. Thanks!
Great stuff - thank you. Subscribed!
I began aerial photography in a drone. It was a very useful animation.
Thank you very much for your advice.
Awsome tips....i will come back to this video regularly! thank you! You have a new fan!
Thanks!
Great tips, Bart. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
Awesome and very informative video - cleared a lot of stuff up :) Thanks!
Thank you, very nice video. One of the best I have seen!
Thank you!
This is such an awesome video, thank you so much I got a drone my self and I can't wait to try it out, I will definitely subscribe to you and you definitely deserve more likes. Keep up the good work bud!
Thanks! Glad I could help!
As usual, a Professional Presentation.... without the his favorite music blaring in the background... as so many videos are now days. Thank for the 10 tips..... I've ben into photography for more than 40 years, and I'm going into using a Drone .... playing and getting the most out of it! I have to leave my photo studio behind and go into the field. No more Models or Table tops for awhile. Viewers note, he knows what he doing, I could tell within a few minutes. Bill Blast Photography (Ret.)
Thank you for the kind words! I hope these tips help you as you get into the drone photography business. Not only is it something clients are looking for more of these days, its also a ton of fun! I wish you the best of luck!
Hey Bart, I dont give out compliments freely, But I've been looking for a helpful drone video like this pretty much all day. Your video is the most comprehensive so far. Thank you.
I said it once I had to say it again. Awesome video.
+Gantra Thank you very much! I am glad the video helped you! That's why I make them.
The Pursuit with Dillon well said. I agree
Excellent tutorial, Thank you!
Good stuff. Thanks man!
very cool ....appreciate the honest professional advise ...thank you brother!
I have the Syma X8g some of the tips will come in helpful thanks!
Thanks Bart! I"m still new to this Aerial Photography thing and this was quite helpful.
Same here,newbie in drone flying
Good information. Thanks for good tips. I am a just getting started using the my drone.
well done...love it
Thank you for sharing. Great tips
Going on a huge road trip soon with my new drone. Thanks for the tips man!
No problem! Enjoy your trip. I hope you get some great footage.
Great video, thank you so much.
Awesome tips bro, very good advice. I am a beginner so I wanted to find something that would help me in the future when it comes to "making movie shots/cinematography" so your tips are a plus and very helpful and educational for someone like me who's looking to someday do the same thing your doing..... Thank you and God Bless.
No problem! Have fun practicing and I'm sure your shots will be amazing and cinematic in no time!
Thanks, great advice
Really great tips. And well explained.
Epic video Bart...i really got lot from it. Thanks so much for posting!
So glad you enjoyed it and got something from it! That's why I do this!
I'm fairly new to drone flying and could use lots more practice. I upgraded to the P4 as my P2 went for a no-return swim! As I produce videos, I understand everything you say. Just wanted to thank you for being so clear and concise with your explanations. Also very knowledgeable. Well done mate. I don't subscribe to very many channels but you have a new subbie. :)
+Invincible Painting Basics Thanks so much! I'm glad to hear I could help! And I'm sorry about the P2 taking a swim. I have a P4 at the bottom of a lake somewhere, so it happens!
Great educating and inspiring video, keep the good work!
Super helpful video! Thanks
Thanks for the tips. Great thinking on the use of ND filters. I'll bring those into my filming quickly. Thanks again, excellent!
Thank you Bart, really great information, concisely delivered. Appreciate it. Thalia and John (New drone owners)
+Thalia and John Enjoy your flying!
Amazing tips. I still don't understand completely all of them but most I got them. I am thinking about getting a drone and want to start creating a lot of beautiful visuals for my videos.
Great video...thanks!
Thank you for the guidance!
Great vid dude and so very helpful
Fantastic video. I learned a lot and appreciate the info. Subscribed!
Thank you!
Great job, Bart! I subscribed to your channel today.
Some great simple tools to think about.
Great video, thanks for sharing your experience.
No problem!
Very useful! Thanks!
Very helpful! Thank you
Thanks for all the tips Bart! I find it really enjoyable learning new camera techniques, and improving my footage. Kinda got the hang of how to deal with GoPro-footage now and waiting for my new Mavic Pro-drone to arrive (a new challenge to beat). I am trying to learn as much as I can about D-LOG and color-grading in Premiere etc. Would really appriciate if you could share your expertise on that on your channel! Thanks for sharing (thumbs up)
+Magnus Persson I'll look into getting some tips videos together for color grading!
Hi,, watched a few times and still learning,, easy to understand, good job Bart !!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you very much for very informative video.I just bought my first Drone and I am automotive photographer and videographer and excited to start doing some videos with drone.thank you again
No problem! Enjoy flying!
Cool! That's really cool. Thank you for this vids.
Awesome tips brother , loved it.........you earned a sub..keep it up.!!
Exellent photo advice from a real expert
Thank you!
Great video ,thank you for the video
great advice...thanks!
Great job!
Very helpful. Thanks, Bart. Best wishes from Mexico City.
Thanks!
Tank you! excellent tips!
Great tips thank you
Great video dude! Awesome tips. One suggestion I'd have would be for you to list this tips out in your video description for those like me who'd like to quickly review them once more at the end! Or list them out/re-state them at the end of your video.
I'm about to get my first drone (leaning towards Phantom 4 Pro) and excited to use your tips to get the most out of the aerial videography I aim to do here in Florida! Cheers
+Alexander Kattan Good tip! I'll try doing that from now on!