Get expert advice on the basis of legal issues; how to get clients; how to fly your drone for construction, cinematic, and real estate clients; and more.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
- What you'll learn in this course
- Using the exercise files
- What you need to know before starting this course
- Part 107 certification
- Flying in restricted areas
- Authorization via drone zone
- Waivers: Which one you need and how to get
- Remote ID: What is it? Do you need to have it?
- Risk mitigation techniques
- Presenting your work: What does the client really need?
- Pricing your work
- Marketing
- Which drone do you need to get the job done?
- Using drones for real estate
- Drones for commercial real estate
- Drones for residential real estate
- Editing and delivering real estate photos
- Editing and delivering real estate videos
- What is cinematic work?
- Getting the client
- Shots to get
- What to look for while in the field
- What kind of work are you doing for your construction client?
- Personal protective equipment (PPE)
- Drones and mapping: Getting the shots and processing them
- Progress reports: Automating your drone flight to get the same images each time
- Delivering your work
- Recognize what constitutes a night flight
- Dark adaptation and ways to protect night vision
- Physiological conditions affecting your night vision
- Drone and flight area lighting
- Visual illusions
- Blind spots
- What are hyperlapses?
- Getting a good aerial hyperlapse: Setup
- Aerial hyperlapses: What works and what doesn’t?
- Processing your hyperlapse in After Effects
- 360 video: Why use drones?
- What's the best drone and camera for 360 aerial video?
- 360 drone setup and flight
- Editing your aerial 360 video in Premiere Pro
- Goodbye!
Taught by
Luisa Winters and Francis Torres
