✅ Storyboarding and Shot Composition: Planning aerial shots within a narrative

✅ Location Scouting: Factors to consider for aerial shooting (light, wind, obstacles)

✅ Weather Considerations: Understanding weather patterns and their effects on aerial footage

✅ Flight Path Planning: Using mapping tools and apps to pre-plan drone routes

✅ Types of Shots: Panning, tracking, orbiting, reveals, and dynamic camera movements

✅ Advanced Drone Maneuvers: Combining multiple movements for complex shots

✅ Depth and Scale: Capturing wide landscapes, urban areas, or tight spaces with a drone

✅ Using Gimbal for Stability: Techniques for smooth footage in motion

✅ On-Field Flight Practice: Piloting drones with safety, mastering maneuvers, and filming

✅ Capturing Different Environments: Shooting nature, architecture, urban, and action scenes

✅ Adapting to Changing Conditions: Handling wind, sunlight, and sudden environmental changes

✅ Multiple Takes for Perfection: Repeating shots for variety and choosing the best angles

✅ Importing and Organizing Footage: Workflow for handling drone footage|

✅ Basic Editing Techniques: Cutting, color correction, and stabilization of aerial shots

✅ Advanced Editing: Transitions, adding effects, and syncing aerial shots with ground footage

✅ Sound and Music for Aerial Shots: Choosing appropriate soundscapes to complement visuals

✅ Innovative Uses of Aerial Footage: Film, real estate, commercials, documentaries, and sports

✅ Future of Aerial Cinematography: Autonomous drones, AI tracking, and cinematic trends

✅ Showcase of Student Work: Reviewing and critiquing aerial footage created during the course

✅ Final Q&A and Career Paths: Opportunities in aerial filmmaking and drone operation