All language subtitles for 2.13 Tilt up Reveal - Drone Pro Academy

All right, guys.

The next shot is called the
tilt up reveal.

So this is a really cool shot.

And basically, you've got your drone,
you've got the ground.

So you've got a whole bunch of flowers
and stuff here, you know,

nice, pretty flowers
because it's springtime or whatever.

And it's a shot where you start

with the camera drone looking down low,

but you move forward this way

and then as you move forward,
you kind of show like the ground.

It could be asphalt.

I've shot at racetracks

before where you've got the
like the lions, you know, on the racetrack

kind of flying by or you've
got the flowers kind of flying by

or you got the water,

you know, you're over a lake or something
and you see this water

and then you just do a nice slow tilt up

and then you also can do a rise, too.

So I like to be like, yeah, And then boom,

you kind of take off
and the camera motion will be there.

So you're looking down,

looking down, and then you kind of go up
to show the landscape.

So it's kind of like it's
revealing the area after

being really, really close on something
that's, you know, is up, up close.

So this is a very,
very cool shot, very easy to do.

It's not too bad.

You know, if you fly the Phantom
or whatever, you can use

your little trigger thing
and just make sure it's nice and soft

and just get it into a mode
so that you can start flying forward.

And then you just kind of hold it
and then it goes up.

But All right, I'm going to show you guys
how to do that tilt up reveal right now.

So here we go. Let's get to it.

Okay, Here's a tilt up reveal.

So three start low
and you don't really see the horizon

or the landscape
and you do a nice slow tilt up.

And this makes for really epic
kind of a good establishing shot.

So here's here's another one.

This is an establishing shot for a piano
guys video.

We did it Nice tilt up and then we

yeah, you can see them there.

So this one is a Subaru commercial
and they want us to get some nature shots.

So we started
low over the flowers till the down low.

Just do a nice low rise
and you see the whole landscape.

Okay guys,

So I'm going to do a
tilt up reveal right now.

And I think it'd be really cool to start
kind of.

Low flying across the water.

Then we'll do a nice slow tilt up

to where we're at.

So to get this shot, I could.

Have done it from up there,

but I want to be as low as possible
for the for the perspective.

Right.
If you want to fly close to something.

At the same level as it so as you can see,

yeah, the lower
you can go for water or to the ground,

you want to get right level
with the ground if possible.

Let's find a good spot.

We'll

take up spot here.

Okay, here we go.

We hit the table.

Okay.

Super.

Do you wish me luck, guys? Here we go.

Oh! Oh!

Oh, boy.

There's no man nailed down.

You're going to start like this.

I'm going to start my move forward

and give you a nice, slow tilt up.

So I'm going to get that all set up.
I know which way it's going.

I'm not going to push my throttle at all.

I just got to go forward.

I'm going to do a nice, slow tilt up

on the wrong way.

So again,

so I'm going to push forward on my right
stick only

and I'm going to gradually

look up

as they're
kind of gliding across the water.

Oh, geez,

this this thing just collapsed.

Right?

John was standing and thought the water

almost died.

All right.

So that was the shot, guys.

This sure

sweet.

That was fun.

John almost died

to get food

notes up.

Guys,
if you're going to be flying near water,

make sure you're not standing
on the edge of the ice.

Because I almost fell in

and it was cut that part right up.

It's just.