1. Drones and Video The relationship between drone systems and film.

2. PRESENTATION OVERVIEW ◦Drones and Film ◦Drones and consumers ◦Other uses ◦The future of drone systems

3. What is an unmanned aerial vehicle? An unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), commonly known as a drone and referred to as a Remotely Piloted Aircraft (RPA) by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), is an aircraft without a human pilot aboard.

4. “ It’s an entirely new vernacular in the language of filmmaking. All of a sudden we can do shots that we couldn’t do before. - Michael Chambliss, business representative for the International Cinematographers Guild

5. Drones & Film Filmmakers contend that drones create more distinctive shots because they can go where manned aircraft can’t – dropping down into narrow spaces such as alleyways and canyons and even flying through doors and windows.

6. Drones flying over volcanoes in Iceland.

7. Drones & Film Using drones in movies is changing the way that films are made. They are a safer, cheaper, faster, and more adaptable solution than traditional methods for capturing the perfect aerial shot. The simplicity of a drone makes it an ideal solution for most filmmakers. Drone controls are similar to those of a remote control car.

8. UAVs are becoming popular tools for directors and cinematographers. Drones & Film The city and county of Los Angeles have issued nearly 60 permits for drones on film and TV sets in the last year. Less than 10% of all productions use them, but demand is growing rapidly to allow nimble filmmaking and save money. A camera drone and crew cost as little as $5,000 a day vs $25,000 a day for a helicopter.

9. The FAA has authorized more than 200 companies and individuals to operate drones for film production. Among them was Aerial MOB. The company builds drones and rents for $5,000 to $14,000 a day, depending on the camera. One of its first high-profile customers was Warner Bros., which hired Aerial MOB to film a scene for an episode of “The Mentalist.” Since then, business has boomed for Aerial MOB expected to exceed $1.2 million this year. https://vimeo.com/108304571 Drones & Film

10. Drones and Consumers DJI Phantom 2 & 3 series 4K Video with 12 Megapixel Photos Live HD Video streaming to you're mobile device Faster Battery Charger True 20 minute flight times. DJI Inspire 1 & Inpsire Pro Professional video use Features a micro-four-thirds 4K camera with 13 stops of dynamic range, interchangeable lenses and a sensor that’s 8 times larger than the standard Inspire 1 camera. The Proto X One of the smallest drones for sale on the planet. It has 3 gyros, 3 accelerometers, 4 motor speed controllers and a radio receiver all shoved into a tiny PCB board about the size of a quarter. Cheap price https://vantagerobotics.com/

11. ◦Delivery Service (Amazon Prime Air) ◦Warfare ◦Surveillance ◦Journalism ◦Real Estate ◦Search and Rescue ◦Agriculture Other Uses

13. Thanks! The future of drones?