Oh my God that was so cool! No I didn't watch the making of after, I don't want to know how that fall was done, it would spoil it

DJI IS THE BEST!

Nice. I like the grading!

Very impressive.  What lens was the X5 using?  How did you handle the focus issues? Were you shooting 24fps?

that's cool how you create a real cinematic footage only using the drone and osmo

Great stuff Tim, thanks for the insight in film making.

Meant to ask Tim. What is the name of the Film. It would be nice to watch it  knowing how the scene was made.

Im just so thankful that all of the equipment worked and there was no bugs in the firmware...Phew what a relief!

Awesome!
Is Cassandra available?

Love these series! Good content and so pleased to see safety being promoted too.

Very well put together! Congratulations! im guessing it was all shot RAW. saving my pennies for the x5r...maybe after xmas.

Excellent video. My question is how did you manage to keep the Osmo's horizon level. There is a widely known bug causing the horizon to slightly rotate. I've had this issue myself and there are apparently no known fixes. I emailed DJI's support but didn't even get a reply. Have you had any similar problems with your Osmo?

Nice work Tim...

Looks easy when the pros are doing it

Rich

Well, that just confirms what I have said for many years; "a set of the finest paint brushes don't make you Rembrandt!"  and here is the perfect example;  Very modest equipment and film makers that know how to use it- then a dynamic and engaging storyline-  bloody brilliant example of talent in action.  

As a training film producer my work tends to be quite factual so I really enjoyed the wild action and tension on this movie.  Interesting that there was no z axis in use on the chase scene. This scene was so engaging that I had to replay it several times to study camera movement if any--then it was obvious that it didn't matter anyway, the scene was full of tension and when watching it I felt that I was there.

So it is worth repeating- 90% ability and 10% technicality is the mix required! and yes you guessed ---I REALLY LIKED IT!!!   

Rod and the (impressed) cat   
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Awesome.. Killer shooting, killer grading.. DJI brings a wealth of power to the table.

Man that was a great video!!!

I would love to go to DJI Film School and learn how they do all those awesome shot, including the fall I want to be apart of creators who want to show the world what they can do behind the camera. Creators know what they want and they bring it every time. I, myself is a creator who wants to learn and grow more as video/photography creator. I hope one day I can do what these awesome creators did!!!!

The colourist matched the look and feel really well. Together with some slick editing & directing.

awesome! Im wondering how the audio was done though...great video!

If only the X5R did not cost so much...

Anyway, this video is really well done!!!

Awesome Video and I loved the "Making Of..."