Some excellent shots. Well done.Fame at last!! Channel 4 has used quite a few of my drone clips I shot at Whitby when I was on holiday there last August in a program called ‘Trip Hazard’. The series features uk holiday destinations as travelled to by disabled comedian Rosie Jones. They used quite a few clips - I’m dead chuffed!! Whitby is featured in episode 2. It’s available in the UK on the ‘More 4’ streaming service:
Trip Hazard: My Great British Adventure
Comedian Rosie Jones takes celebrity friends on thrilling outings around Britainwww.channel4.com
The video I shot at Whitby that made them contact me on YouTube is here:
I’m dead chuffed! To see my footage on Channel 4 is an amazing feeling!!!
Fame at last! Footage used on Channel 4
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Really impressive video, well deserving of greater exposure on Channel 4. For some reason, I just can't get my head around shooting and editing video, so I stick to still photos. So I am even more impressed by your work!!Fame at last!! Channel 4 has used quite a few of my drone clips I shot at Whitby when I was on holiday there last August in a program called ‘Trip Hazard’. The series features uk holiday destinations as travelled to by disabled comedian Rosie Jones. They used quite a few clips - I’m dead chuffed!! Whitby is featured in episode 2. It’s available in the UK on the ‘More 4’ streaming service:
Trip Hazard: My Great British Adventure
Comedian Rosie Jones takes celebrity friends on thrilling outings around Britainwww.channel4.com
The video I shot at Whitby that made them contact me on YouTube is here:
I’m dead chuffed! To see my footage on Channel 4 is an amazing feeling!!!
Thank you! Editing is a big learning curve for me and I’m still struggling to get to grips with it. Definitely need a more powerful laptop that will let me play back the video smoothly in the editing software! My background has always been in stills until I got my drone. It’s a challenge to get to grips with a timeline and finding clips that work together and timing cuts to the music. But then again I find that makes it all the more satisfying when something works out how you hoped!
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What online resources did you find most useful when learning video editing etc? Your work certainly looks very professional.
Definitely YouTube! I now know maybe almost 5% of the free version of DaVinci Resolve! That’s a lot more than when I first opened it and scratched my head. I’m used to editing stills photos but even simple tonal adjustments are completely different with video let alone all the other stuff. A few YouTube vids helped get me started. Just got to try and learn the other 95% now! And I discovered the YouTube music library offers some royalty-free tracks after Googling for free music.
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Congratulations!Fame at last!! Channel 4 has used quite a few of my drone clips I shot at Whitby when I was on holiday there last August in a program called ‘Trip Hazard’. The series features uk holiday destinations as travelled to by disabled comedian Rosie Jones. They used quite a few clips - I’m dead chuffed!! Whitby is featured in episode 2. It’s available in the UK on the ‘More 4’ streaming service:
Trip Hazard: My Great British Adventure
Comedian Rosie Jones takes celebrity friends on thrilling outings around Britainwww.channel4.com
The video I shot at Whitby that made them contact me on YouTube is here:
I’m dead chuffed! To see my footage on Channel 4 is an amazing feeling!!!
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