10 Tips for Better DRONE FOOTAGE | Filmmaking with Aidin Robbins

Filmmaker Aidin Robbins shares tips for capturing amazing aerial footage, and when to use drone footage in your projects.
Aidin Robbins is a filmmaker based in the Carolinas. For the past 8 years, he has spent most of his time refining his style, searching for new spots to shoot, and waking up obscenely early to catch the sunrise. His passion for film has allowed him to work with clients like CamelBak and Beautiful Destinations, travel to countless locations, and build an online audience of over 400,000 people.
Fueled by a love for adventure and the outdoors, Aidin’s work is innovative and turns heads on social media. While he strives to share stunning visuals, storytelling is at the heart of everything Aidin creates.
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THANKS SO MUCH FOR WATCHING!

[@Vlaakster]

These types of videos are usually so useless, but this one provided genuine value and good tips. Also, Aidin was engaging. Thanks for sharing!

[@RoccoGermani]

Aidin is always on another level 🙌

[@natestain7103]

Dude, you’re footage is Ahhmazing.. drooling

[@OuterSpacesWales]

Aidin is awesome! I've been following him for years 👍

[@FreewheelFlights]

Stunning footage paired with useful tips 👍

[@alun7006]

Thanks for sharing your wisdom, Aidin - superb as always.

[@AbSesayPhoto]

Love this, and shot really well. Learning to fly a drone "well" is one of my goals this summer.

[@andrehmendz]

fire

[@JanArmor]

good advice!!!

[@Menelik.videos]

You have given us really good advice. Thanks so much.

[@dennischu8418]

Well explained, great footages, and NatGeo quality shots...

[@JenniferKlinger]

Awesome, learned a lot.

[@duckpek]

Good tips and explanation

[@jirkadolezal8127]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@JimKilgo]

Pretty typical of the marketing whether it is cameras and or drones the "upgrade" cycle leads to G.A.S. and spending more money. I have to admit I have fallen victim too many times to this chasing the lastest and greatest. I still struggle. Thanks for this video and your insight in to what is really important in film making. The technique and getting the most out of the equipment you have available to you. BTW love your color grading on your videos.

[@thomasolsenvegge2999]

What editing program do you use or recommend for the drone videos?

[@AnatolTol]

Hello, please tell me the program you are editing in

[@sijilo]

😮

[@thats_mr_b_]

6:12 I have the same drone but if I fly it around a mountain like they and I’m behind it, I lose connection

[@4rr44E]

I appreciate the video, but several of the shots shown are in violation of FAA Part 107 rules. Please de responsible as a PIC and don’t fly when there’s cloud cover and low visibility.

[@Menelik.videos]

I just got my Part107. Yeah there were one or two footages where visibility was definitely below 3 statute miles. But seriously, sometimes rules are made to be broken. Sometimes you want to get that epic shot and you have to do it. So long as it doesn't endanger anybody. It's always within reason.

[@wilsonlopez8781]

You must be fun at parties

[@daniseabrook9345]

Faa rules only apply in the states...... Could be this wasn't filmed in the US 🙄

[@lavallaarons2894]

​@@daniseabrook9345 fair point.