Don't just film something from the sky. Tell a real story and film beautiful places with your drone.
InstructorAlex AssenmacherThe storytelling modules provide high-value instruction on using the Three Act Structure and mood to create cohesive aerial films.
Instruction includes practical steps for project management, proxies, color grading, and audio integration.
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A video editing workspace in Adobe Premiere Pro displaying a multi-track timeline with video clips, audio waveforms, and project panels.
A man wearing a white hoodie and FPV goggles on his head holds a small black drone in his hands while standing outdoors
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Some learners find the drone-specific technical lessons, such as ISO and aperture, to be superficial or delivered too quickly for absolute beginners. This signal predates the displayed course update; the update may have addressed it, but the update label does not prove that it was corrected.
A significant portion of the course focuses on, and is dedicated to, video editing rather than active drone flight or aerial cinematography.
The focus on editing may not align with learners expecting a primary focus on drone flight and aerial cinematography.