Introduction to Aerial Photography with Drones (Spanish, Multisub)

Learn to document reality from a new perspective In addition to recording moments, photography has the capacity to help us express emotions and, this is one of the aspects that captivate Santiago Arau -photographer and filmmaker, with almost two decades portraying the reality of the world-, to continue positioning himself behind the objective and look for new ways and perspectives, to show us their way of living every moment. Along with a myriad of photographs, he has also directed several documentaries, including Parhikutini and September 19 , filmed from the heights with the help of a drone.

The use of drones for photography and video, has completely changed the perspective of Santiago, in a literal and figurative sense, so, in this course, you will share your process to make still photography and video from above.

From your hand, you will learn the theory and practice of aerial photography with drones.

What will you learn in this online course? The first thing you will do is discover more deeply the work of Santiago Arau, who will tell you about the irruption of drones in his career as a photographer, as well as his main sources of inspiration.

Afterwards, you will learn a little more about aerial photography and drones: what they are, how they work, and what you should take into account when piloting one.

You will understand the difference between a drone pilot and a photographer, and you will see how to take advantage of all the functions of the camera so that your photographs are incredible. You will learn to take still photographs with a drone and, Santiago will share your process of editing and printing images.

Next, you will discover some cinematographic techniques and camera movements, which will be very useful to apply them to your video projects with aerial shots. And, finally, Santiago will give you some video editing and post-production tips.

What is this course’s project? You will make a photograph and a small clip taking into account all the framing tips and camera movements learned during the course.