All language subtitles for 2.11 Forward Tilt down - Drone Pro Academy

All right, guys.

I think what you're talking about
is the forward tilt down.

Okay.

And so this shot is it's

it's a fairly simple shot,
but it's a very, very cool shot.

So we have a castle here

that we're filming.

Castles are really fun.

The film, I haven't really filmed one,
but I want to someday

have filmed some buildings
that are like castles.

Okay, so we've got a castle right there.

So the forward tilt down shot is,
you know, a shot where drones are going

to start about the height of the object
that you're filming and you're going

to push forward at a pretty good pace,
depending on the size of it.

But you're going to push forward.

And as you push forward, as you kind of
come up to this point right here,

your camera operator or yourself is going
to do a little tilt down with the camera.

So as you're pushing up to the top of the
roof, you know, I'd even be a bit higher.

You know, maybe start up here
and then you're going to have

your camera operator do a tilt down
just as you kind of come up to it.

And then if you want to,

you could push right over the top,
depending on how cool the roof is.

You know, if it's not very cool,
then probably want to skip that one.

But you can come down and kind of

do a look down like that
and then the shot kind of ends.

And so you kind of push forward
and the shot kind of tilts, tilts down.

Another way that you can use a shot
is if you have a cliff.

I've used this a lot
with like base jumpers or people

who are climbing cliffs
or waterfalls, stuff like that.

So let's say we have a waterfall. Okay?

This is our waterfall right here.

The water's coming down.

Okay, so we have our drone

and you can put it right here.

You don't have to go super, super high.

We have it right here.

And you just do a nice push in.

And then what are you going to do?

You're going to do a tilt down
right there to reveal

this awesome waterfall.

So that's a really,
really cool shot to do.

I've also used it with Rock Climber.

So let's say that this isn't
a waterfall anymore and it's a cliff.

All right.

So I did a shot where I go over the top
and as I tilt down,

I also twist the camera to show a rock
climber guy right here climbing.

And another couple options
you guys can do.

Instead of just starting up high
and coming to the top,

you can also start down low
with your drone, fly low

and then kind of come up to the object
and then do the tilt down movement.

Another one you can do is starting
even higher like this.

I've done this for four shoots before.

They wanted to emulate like, like an angel
kind of coming down to this building.

So they had me start really, really high.

And then you can have the camera
looking forward this way

so you don't see the building at all
and you're pushing forward.

And as you're pushing forward,
moving down,

the camera is also doing
that as well to kind of show it off.

So just a few more angles
you guys can get.

So yeah, that's a forward tilt down shot.

And I'm going to go out in the field

and shoot an example right now
for you guys makes for a very cool shot.

All right.

It's forward. Tilt down.

So we go over.

The bridge, we do a tilt down,

showing them jump off to the base
jumping and got a motorcycle guy.

Till now he's coming towards us.

We've got the Biltmore.

So as we go over the.

Top, we do a nice tilt down.

Leaves a very epic feel.

And then here is a cliff shot,
and we do a tilt down

and then one slight wrap
to show the rock climber.

Hey, guys, what's up?

I'm going to go over how to do the forward
tilt down right now.

One thing to note
is for all of these shots, pretty much

you need to use this little knob
right here, super, super handy.

You can dial in the settings to make it
nice and juicy

and kind of figure out what you like
to use best.

As far. As the settings.

So run.

Point is going to

a little.

Jazzy.

We're going to do
is going to get to our height

of our building
or whatever it is we're filming

of a little bit higher.

We're going to frame it up nice,

coming to pull back a little bit.

Yeah.

And I'm going to make sure that I know
which way is tilt down

and which way is tilt up.

So I'm going to go up just a hair down
and start my move forward.

All I'm going to do
is I'm just going to touch the right stick

only on this,
and then I'm going to use the tilt down.

So here we go. I'm going to try it again.

Forward movement

and we're going to start doing

our nice till down.

Go show one more time.

I'm gonna try one more time.

Now we put the focus more on the roof.

It's not that cool. The thing, actually.

Maybe we'll go for that Count
for tower over there.

So make sure I'm higher than it.

Okay, So here we go.

Started my move towards it.

Cool.

There you go.

There's a forward tilt down shot.

So. And one thing to note, guys,
if you need to, like,

frame up the object better
as you're going towards it, it's better

to use the right stick to make adjustments

versus moving your your your pan.

The pan ends up
being like really, really jerky.

And so that's where I think we get in.

Most trouble
is when we're trying to adjust.

Then we move that pan.

So you want to try and set up
in frame of the shot as best as possible

and then only use the right stick

to try and finesse the movement
as you're moving towards the object. So

go guys, Hope that helps you guys out.