Thanks Mary. This way you get to experience a little of the magic of Uluru from the comfort of you own home. I can tell you though, it still doesn't compare to experiencing the spiritual heart of Australia for yourself.
Which one?? U obviously mean the Aboriginals dream time rainbow serpent right who apparently made it according to their religion, or you follow one of the other thousands of Gods and think everyone elses version is wrong??? thats sounds like an egotistical Christian to me.. lol
@@notoriousluxxx3284 Yeah ur right, asking someone who believes in God to answer a logical question, way above their IQ score. I should have known better..
Thank you, so much, it is so important to have these things, to feel and see, when we cant be there Blessings.to you for posting. RESPECT TRADITIONAL OWNERS AND CARE TAKERS and All Elders and Ancestors PAST PRESENT FUTURE and the WARRIORS RISING UP NOW ONE MOB ONE PEOPLE ONE LOVE ALL UNITED FOR EACH OTHER
Hello, I am a broadcasting writer for a broadcasting station called tvN in South Korea. The name of the TV program is Choice of seven billion. We are an information entertainment program that shares trends and lifestyles around the world with foreigners. This time, we prepared the theme of "Camping" I want to introduce this video in our program. I would like to ask if it is possible to use part of the video after marking the source. If you don't have a reply until the broadcast date(March 21st), I'll think that it means that I can use the videos. If you have any questions, please feel free to reply and I will explain it in detail. Thank you!
The drone is a heavy lift X8 multi rotor. It has a lifting capacity of 12 kilograms carrying an align G3 Gymbal with a Panasonic G4 filming in 4K. It can fly up to 16000 ft. And all wonderfully produced by Grainger Films
That's what I came to the comment section for! Good to know. Loved the close up shots and cinematic reveals, guys. Very well produced and I'm glad you guys got the job.
What a stunning film. Like others have said it would be great to see more / a longer cut as this obviously has to fit the length of the typical attention span of advertising target audiences ;) Also, from a technical viewpoint, what was the rig you used and how long did this take to put together in terms of shooting time?
Hi Peter, We used a heavy lift X8 multi rotor drone. It has a lifting capacity of 12 kilograms carrying an align G3 Gymbal with a Panasonic G4 filming in 4K. It can fly up to 16000 ft. We filmed over 4 days.
Hi Peter sorry for late reply I filmed this Drone footage for Grainger Films over 3 days, Rig was a Heavy lift Hexacopter and a 3x Gimbal using a GH4 camera in 4K res.
Dear the team of Ayers Rock Resort, My name is Makara Vorn, a post-graduate student at RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia. I am currently working on a cultural sensitivity at Uluru as part of my school assessment. I am writing this to ask if I can use this footage for my project trial and give your credit? I am so sorry to ask about this because I really need some footages to edit for my project electronic proof of concept before I finalise my project proposal. I am looking forward to hearing from you. Regards, Makara Vorn
Climbed Uluru. Only phone signal I could get in the desert. Uluru is quite a small rock. Suppose it's like being on a part of Mars. Very windy, easy for the many fit German kids walking up it but I found it scary!! I was thirty back then. One false move and you'd fall to ground. It's a battle of witts climbing it. I don't understand it's importance but only the aboriginal people can !!
Hello :) This is a travel program directing team broadcasting in Korea. We aim to give satisfaction to many travelers who are restricted from traveling abroad due to the COVID-19 situation with great videos. In preparing for the episode this time, I have a request to show the Only part of your video will be used, and it helps viewers to understand. Could you please allow us to use your Website video on our broadcast screen along with the source? I look forward to your positive consideration. Thank you!
never before? flown around uluru and olgas in a light aircraft twice - dawn was totally terrifying - worst flight ever as the sun heats the sand the thermals go mental.... If u like thrills... try it! drones are cool but you ain't up there....
I wonder how the native Aboriginal People feel about a camera drone buzzing above their sacred place, mainly to collect promotional footage for a tourist resort. I wonder if they consented to this.
Hi I filmed this drone video and we did it along side the Aboriginal elders who were thrilled to watch my monitor and see parts of the rock they had grown up with their whole lives but never seen. It was and experience to see their faces.
Climbed Uluru. Only phone signal I could get in the desert. Uluru is quite a small rock. Suppose it's like being on a part of Mars. Very windy, easy for the many fit German kids walking up it but I found it scary!! I was thirty back then. One false move and you'd fall to ground. It's a battle of witts climbing it. I don't understand it's importance but only the aboriginal people can !!
Best view of Uluru I've ever seen - colours are truly like that!
That is really beautiful! For someone who never travels, I love these sort of videos. Thank you for sharing!
Thanks Mary. This way you get to experience a little of the magic of Uluru from the comfort of you own home. I can tell you though, it still doesn't compare to experiencing the spiritual heart of Australia for yourself.
So beautiful! What a divine creation. Glory to God!
Which one?? U obviously mean the Aboriginals dream time rainbow serpent right who apparently made it according to their religion, or you follow one of the other thousands of Gods and think everyone elses version is wrong??? thats sounds like an egotistical Christian to me.. lol
@@KRAUCH74 calm down derr
@@notoriousluxxx3284 Yeah ur right, asking someone who believes in God to answer a logical question, way above their IQ score. I should have known better..
@@KRAUCH74 Yes, Jehovah God, the Christian God. The one and only true God of eternity. Anything else?
This video keeps telling me to go back to Uluru! Nice!
This is so beautiful and incredible filming
Excellent filming
Stunning views, breathtaking...mostly if you've been there
What an amazing country we have
It's so beautiful.
Wow, that's almost 3D like. Excellent.....
Thanks Jason
The Barrens and Wailing Caverns looks breathtaking in this.
Magnific footage of Uluru
wow nothing more beautiful than this
Amazing!
Paradise called Planet Earth.
ben sedin &&&&5&&&&5
Very very thankyou so much ❤🙏
ok scary sigma
Absolutely stunning! Would love to see more footage of this.
I just made one!!
incredible! it is not a desert, it is paradise!)
We were there last October,,loved every minute of it walked around it,,,,flew around in a helicopter,,,and even climbed up 50 meters .
EXCELENT
Wunderschöner Flug!
Love this country or ours!!!!
Great Drone Shot
Your motto should be "WE ROCK!" ok, showing myself out.
Beautiful images, and a stunning landmark.
Breathtaking.
An absolutely stunning example of quality Drone footage
Thanks Drone Flyer - pretty pleased with it ourselves.
Drone Flyer I know . I'm at Uluru right now but don't have permission so I just fly from a distance... I'll just have to link this video for my vlog
Amazing video. Many congrats and regards from Greece.
Thanks Haanity
i could watch that place for hours
That was awesome!
Ayers Rock FOREVER!
What the hell is this amazing music?!
Its ‘After the Rain’ by Tim Hempton
Thank you, so much, it is so important to have these things, to feel and see, when we cant be there Blessings.to you for posting. RESPECT TRADITIONAL OWNERS AND CARE TAKERS and All Elders and Ancestors PAST PRESENT FUTURE and the WARRIORS RISING UP NOW ONE MOB ONE PEOPLE ONE LOVE ALL UNITED FOR EACH OTHER
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very nice Uluru - Kata Tjuta National Park that I like !
That is beautiful
So nice👍🥰
Magnificent 🌈🔆❣️🔆🌈🙏
THIS IS INCREDIBAL!!
Beautiful !
Who' s the music from ???, I do respect all oppinions, but for me is magnificent.
Please tell me
Thanks
Beautiful video, including the music! But what IS the music?
Thanks Martin, the music is ‘After the Rain’ by Tim Hempton
It is a heart from a fallen titan, goes down in ground 2 miles, we only see the top
Hello, I am a broadcasting writer for a broadcasting station called tvN in South Korea.
The name of the TV program is Choice of seven billion.
We are an information entertainment program that shares trends and lifestyles around the world with foreigners.
This time, we prepared the theme of "Camping"
I want to introduce this video in our program.
I would like to ask if it is possible to use part of the video after marking the source.
If you don't have a reply until the broadcast date(March 21st), I'll think that it means that I can use the videos.
If you have any questions, please feel free to reply and I will explain it in detail.
Thank you!
love the video. Do you have the name of the music used?
the track is appropriately called 'After the Rain’
I came there a few years ago and this video reminds me of wonderful memories. Do you know the name of the artist of the song?
Its by by Tim Hempton
You should put the track in the description, I see a lot of people have asked about it! Will save you some work and make it easy for people to find.
Clearly OZ has so many wonder to offer
Looks awesome! What kind of drone did you shoot this with?
The drone is a heavy lift X8 multi rotor. It has a lifting capacity of 12 kilograms carrying an align G3 Gymbal with a Panasonic G4 filming in 4K. It can fly up to 16000 ft. And all wonderfully produced by Grainger Films
That's what I came to the comment section for! Good to know. Loved the close up shots and cinematic reveals, guys. Very well produced and I'm glad you guys got the job.
Hi I filmed this Drone footage for Grainger Films, Rig was a custom Heavy lift Hexacopter and a 3x Gimbal using a GH4 camera in 4K res.
Drones are so illegal. I'm surprised you even posted the video.
Steptember brought me here.
beautiful
love planet
What a stunning film. Like others have said it would be great to see more / a longer cut as this obviously has to fit the length of the typical attention span of advertising target audiences ;)
Also, from a technical viewpoint, what was the rig you used and how long did this take to put together in terms of shooting time?
Hi Peter,
We used a heavy lift X8 multi rotor drone. It has a lifting capacity of 12 kilograms carrying an align G3 Gymbal with a Panasonic G4 filming in 4K. It can fly up to 16000 ft. We filmed over 4 days.
Hi Peter sorry for late reply I filmed this Drone footage for Grainger Films over 3 days, Rig was a Heavy lift Hexacopter and a 3x Gimbal using a GH4 camera in 4K res.
Anyone know the name of the song?
Its ‘After the Rain’ by Tim Hempton
Thanks for replying. Any idea where the song can be found/purchased (doesn't seem to exist anywhere other than here) ?
Hi, How can i contact you?
our contact details are on the website www.ayersrockresort.com.au
Dear the team of Ayers Rock Resort,
My name is Makara Vorn, a post-graduate student at RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia. I am currently working on a cultural sensitivity at Uluru as part of my school assessment. I am writing this to ask if I can use this footage for my project trial and give your credit? I am so sorry to ask about this because I really need some footages to edit for my project electronic proof of concept before I finalise my project proposal. I am looking forward to hearing from you.
Regards,
Makara Vorn
Yes, go ahead.
Climbed Uluru. Only phone signal I could get in the desert. Uluru is quite a small rock. Suppose it's like being on a part of Mars. Very windy, easy for the many fit German kids walking up it but I found it scary!! I was thirty back then. One false move and you'd fall to ground. It's a battle of witts climbing it. I don't understand it's importance but only the aboriginal people can !!
steptember brought me here 😏
Hello :)
This is a travel program directing team broadcasting in Korea.
We aim to give satisfaction to many travelers who are restricted from traveling abroad due to the COVID-19 situation with great videos.
In preparing for the episode this time, I have a request to show the
Only part of your video will be used, and it helps viewers to understand.
Could you please allow us to use your Website video on our broadcast screen along with the source?
I look forward to your positive consideration.
Thank you!
Our teacher snowed this in class
We are learning about the Aboriginal people
Thumb down just because it appeared as a full length ad before the video i wanted to see.
Lovely, shame the NT has banned all drone footage pretty much everywhere!
What is the music track?
the track is appropriately called 'After the Rain’
by who?
Who is the artist please?
Its by by Tim Hempton
cool
The never before seen is the aboriginal village isolated by the government that lives behind that rock!
Tell Us a little more please.
Please elaborate..
What's underneath will reveal its truth
Lovely view, Now the climbing ban will take effect on 26 October no more climbers on Ayres Rock.
It is a tree stump!
@.51 NASA trick, see they dont want us to see the top view!
How did they determine it was once wood?
never before? flown around uluru and olgas in a light aircraft twice - dawn was totally terrifying - worst flight ever as the sun heats the sand the thermals go mental.... If u like thrills... try it!
drones are cool but you ain't up there....
there is a 3 km proximity limit on commercial aircraft this close up view was a first allowed by the local people.
I wonder how the native Aboriginal People feel about a camera drone buzzing above their sacred place, mainly to collect promotional footage for a tourist resort. I wonder if they consented to this.
Hi I filmed this drone video and we did it along side the Aboriginal elders who were thrilled to watch my monitor and see parts of the rock they had grown up with their whole lives but never seen. It was and experience to see their faces.
Allen Amy Anderson Kevin Jackson Laura
footage is great ,music doesn't fit there ,you should have mix ,fauna sounds & Aboriginal music
Either works. Just because you don't like it doesn't mean that others can't appreciate it
I didn't gave any opinion on the music ,but on the editing :Footage/music
fell free to appreciate ,we are free to like or not ;-)
Climbed Uluru. Only phone signal I could get in the desert. Uluru is quite a small rock. Suppose it's like being on a part of Mars. Very windy, easy for the many fit German kids walking up it but I found it scary!! I was thirty back then. One false move and you'd fall to ground. It's a battle of witts climbing it. I don't understand it's importance but only the aboriginal people can !!