The sky is everything but your limit.
First-person view drone racing has gained a lot of attention over the past five years. MultiGP Drone Racing League broadcasts on national sports networks all over the world. Not only has FPV been beneficial to the sports industry, but they are making quick advances in technology to adapt the same flying techniques in the film world.
The cinematic world has drastically changed since the introduction of FPV. Pilots can track dirt bikes at high rates of speed, dive down buildings, and perform outrageous obstacles. These are all things the average camera rig can’t do.
With new emerging drone batteries and increased efficiency as a whole, these aircrafts are now able to lift larger payloads than ever before. Whether you’re trying to capture a scene indoors with a cine whoop or with a full-size FPV rig with a RED camera, your FPV drone allows you to capture moments foreign to the public eye. The sky is everything but the limit when it comes to FPV drone cinematography.
Interested in FPV drone cinematography? Check out a few local Atlanta attractions through the eyes of the drone, powered by Skyfire.
Fox Theatre – https://youtu.be/Jhm_05Ex0Io
Fernbank Museum of Natural History – https://youtu.be/eX_yMhsV7lc