5 Key Aerial Shots for Real Estate to get with your Drone

Nicely done. Great tips

I like to wear a rubber suit when shooting house videos, helps reduce shake, keeps
me nice and tall

Great stuff! Thank you!

What about a house that has really tall trees in the backyard that is close to the house?

Killer tips!

Great information, loved the video! Straight to the point and still useful information after 3 years!

Good info. I am just starting out so this is helpful. Subbed...

Simple and too the point. Great video...

Thank you, great video for me! I have first job with real estate!

Sometimes a fly away looks pretty neat. Start with the front door and back up and elevate as your moving away.

how to tilt down the camera?

Thank you for the info

Nice presentation

Who would you market yourself to in this type of business? The homeowners or real estate agents? Thanks for the tips

What program do you use for your video editing?

I, have used my Drone by hand to add on to the video, there are so many ways to do this just practice it on your own home and let you imagination run wild to you find what works.

I think it's important to add, to do this you must be a FAR 107 licensed pilot. Otherwise you are in violation of federal law.

Also, Try to keep pilot out of shots..

thank you for the tips! very helpful !

When you do real estate do you also take pictures from inside of the building? Or just aerial?

Perfect for my roofing biz. Thanks for not having a English accent

Deadly important is the part about smoothness. No jerky movements of which I have been guilty of in the past. I find the overhead looking straight down is pretty much a useless shot unless using it to end the video. I'd like to know how long should a given shot be? Is it anywhere from a 1/2 sec to 4 seconds. I really don't know

Brad, you sorta answered a question I wondered about today --- when panning, is it better to us yaw to move the field of view, or to use the gimbal? Using yaw is presents a smoother motion? (Admission: I'm waiting for my first drone to arrive, so I'm a complete noob, here.)

Great video!. Loving the tips. Thanks.

Nice job. Might I suggest that if you do videos you might consider a lav or a boom mic so that the mic and windscreen are not blocking so much of the screen? Also - and this is just me, possibly - but I think you should be saying "clip" or "footage" instead of saying "shot" because the word shot seems to imply a static image. But that just might be me. I think using the word "clip" would be more helpful.

Hey do you find it easier to just do one long video and cut it later or do you make separate videos for each shot?

Many thanks for the great tips! 👍 ✌

It is very nice of you to do these videos. They are very informative.

Great tips. I'm just trying to get started in the drone real estate service business. Subbed you.

great video, simple and clear, well done

Is that not too many roof shots?

Great video and great tips!!!

Good tutorial