we travelled to the peak district, UK one morning to shoot this little story. I'll share some of the techniques below:
- first drone clip shot in 4K and rotated in post
- dronie shot (far to close) was shot from close to far and reversed in post
- I tried to get close to objects to make it more cinematic - the ridge forward shot and the gap in the rock (obstacle avoidance off)
- orbit done manually for better control/wider angle
- parralax effect used in ridge forward shot, shot in 4k and image cropped from large to small throughout clip

COol edit!

Very nice footage !

TheDon Posted at 2018-6-10 05:40
COol edit!

Thanks man!

Very nice video!

TheDon Posted at 2018-6-10 05:40
COol edit!

Thanks man!

Nice shot keep it up!

jacksonnai Posted at 2018-6-10 23:11
Nice shot keep it up!

Thank you Jack!

ChristouVisuals Posted at 2018-6-12 02:53
Thank you Jack!

You are welcome!

Mountaindrone Posted at 2018-6-10 05:40
Very nice footage !

Thanks! Liked 'one subject, different views' good work

Thank you !

Very nice film!  Any advice on learning to sync video speedups / slowdowns with the music?  Does Final Cut or Premier make this easier (I'm using iMovie only at the moment...)?  Thanks.

Loki's Eyes Posted at 2018-6-21 07:59
Very nice film!  Any advice on learning to sync video speedups / slowdowns with the music?  Does Final Cut or Premier make this easier (I'm using iMovie only at the moment...)?  Thanks.

Hey man,  I think it's possible with iMovie but it's dead simple in final cut Pro

Breathtaking. And colourgrading work is perfect as always in your clips.