Phantom & Mavic Filmschool 1- master autopilot with Litchi (Udemy.com)

Use autopilot to get amazing cinematic shots with your drone. You will master the Litchi app & take pro footage!

( 312 Reviews )

Created by: Laurence Seberini

Produced in 2019

What you will learn

Shoot 8 killer shots that will blow your audience away
Use the Litchi hub like a pro
Frame a subject with ease
Use Litchi app & camera settings to get the best results
Use autopilot to shoot stunning footage with your Phantom 3/4 & Inspire
Grasp the concept of shutter speed and ND filters
Use the Litchi app with ease & confidence
Get maximum footage per battery without wasteage
Calculate the correct altitude settings for a mission

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Overall Score : 96 / 100

Course Description

**Compatible with allMavic, Phantom 3/4 &Inspire models**

Donald Davis

"This course is great, After applying the principles that I learned in this course, my videos for my Phantom 3 are 100 % better. Cant wait to finish, and take Phantom Filmschool 2"

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Walter Smith

"This course was more than I ever expected. I've been flying a Phantom for 3 years and learned more from this course than from 3 years of searching YouTube, joining forums and reading books. I am a new Litchi user and this course has opened my eyes so much. I'm like a little kid in the candy store waiting for each new lecture and the Resources/charts/PDFs what a bonus. I would give you 10 stars if that rating were available."

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David Thomas

"Very well done. Great examples. Well organized. Informative. Instructor does an excellent job explaining concepts and providing demos."

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This course will teach you how to use the Litchi app to shoot pro cinematic footage with the help of autopilot on your DJI Phantom 3/4 & Inspire quadcopter or drone. Up until now you would need a 2 person rig (camera man and pilot) to do these shots flawlessly such as the Inspire 1 or the S1000.

I will teach you how to set up and execute the following 6 killer shots:

- the Flyby

- the POI (Point of interest) Flyby

- the advanced POI Flyby

- the Orbit

- the Forwards Reveal

- the Backwards Reveal

- 7th bonus material shot: the Corkscrew

We will go in depth into the Litchi Hub, how to Frame a subject and the Litchi app and camera settings with emphasis on aerial videography Golden Rules.

You will be able to apply these shots to almost any situation and your ability to shoot awesome cineamtic footage will skyrocket after this course.

You will also have a thorough understanding of the Phantom camera and be able to choose the settings that deliver the best results (Android app only). From now on videography on a drone will be professional, smooth and cinematic.

After this course you will take to the skies with your drone with confidence and the necessary skill set to shoot awesome pro footage!
Who this course is for:
Anyone with a Mavic, Phantom 3/4 & Inspire who wants to shoot professional looking aerial footageAnyone who can do the basics on the Mavic, Phantom 3/4 & Inspire - not a total newcomer, but have at least some of the basic experience and has read the manual and guidelines and is familiar with the rules for safe flyingCourse is done on the Android version of the Litchi app, but should work the same or very similar on the iOS versionNot aimed at shooting aerial still photography - this is video

Time: 6h

Instructor Details

Laurence Seberini

4.8 Rating
312 Reviews

I am a passionate about aerial videography & have been in the game since 2012. I love the Phantom but often get frustrated with the remote controller limitations. However, recently with the introduction of autopilot capabilities the Phantom is now capable of amazing cinematic pro shots. I have spent a lot of time figuring out autopilot shots and created this course to share my techniques with you. I really hope your videography gets taken to the next level with this course.

Reviews

4.8

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By Brian Mackenzie on 10/27/2020

Course tutor knows his stuff and has a voice I found easy to listen to - course material was interesting, confirmed some things I'd already tried and taught me new things that hadn't even occurred before. Recommended if you're into aerial videography or photography and want to up your game!

By Chris Williams on 8/6/2020

well delivered - but is a bit of an ad for the Litchi app

By H.L. Fahnestock on 7/10/2020

Thus far I am finding the information very good and am looking forward to Phantom Filmschool 2 and learning more valuable techniques.

By Larry Gohl on 7/5/2020

Very interesting. Very good instructor. A lot of information and is overwhelming. I'm sure that I will be going over these lectures time and again. It would be helpful if the instructor was available for questions.
Again, it would be helpful if the instructor would answer questions.

By Don Leonard on 7/5/2020

Great material and well covered. The resources in the class are excellent and the ideas that are sparked from the material presentations are fantastic content creation tools.

By Anthony Wrobel on 6/22/2020

Great value great instruction

By Joseph Devlin on 5/16/2020

So far so good. I plan to use Litchi for progression reports

By Russ Price on 3/25/2020

This is the best Udemy course I have taken. Mostly, because of your great professional teaching demeanor, and the precise lessons. Very easy to understand and I am very excited to apply this gained knowledge in my upcoming missions. Thank you for making this, and I will take more of your courses.

By Richard Daws on 2/25/2020

Course was good in explaining and demonstrating features of Litchi. In some of the lessons, Litchi screenshot examples were of an older version of Litchi. It would be nice to see everything brought up to the current version of Litchi.

By Benjamin Alozie on 2/22/2020