Quadcopters: How to Take Filmmaking Up in the Air

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Quadcopters like the DJI Phantom have made aerial filmmaking affordable and accessible for students. In this Full Sail University lecture, Chase Heavener (founder of visual and video production company Fiction) demonstrates how quadcopters can be used to get great footage.

Chase Heavener
2002 Digital Media graduate; Founder/Creative Director, Fiction

JP Eason
Course Director, Experimental Filmmaking

Learn more at http://w.fullsail.edu/fsfilmschool



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