How we film car videos!
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ever wonder how we shoot our car videos well starts with an F-150 and the DJI transmission kit this thing is sick it can transmit video over 12 kilometers next we have the kill shock so we're going over bumps and stuff and the videos staying nice and stable you control it by using this little stick right here and come around there we go zoom in yeah that's not the best there's a reason I'm not Kramer operator
The short breaks down the core gear and setup used to shoot car videos. It starts with an F-150 and the DJI Transmission Kit, highlighting the system’s impressive capability to transmit video over 12 kilometers, which enables long, uninterrupted shots from a distance. The creators then introduce the KillShock isolator to smooth out bumps, ensuring the footage remains steady even on rough surfaces. A user-friendly control stick is shown for maneuvering, and the clip ends with a quick zoom sequence, while the narration notes that this setup allows for precise, cinematic movement. Throughout, the emphasis is on high-end preparation and technological tools that elevate the production quality beyond typical on-camera shots, with a casual acknowledgement that there is always room for operator refinement. The video conveys a behind-the-scenes vibe, illustrating how planning, gear selection, and on-set adjustments come together to produce polished car footage. The closing line hints at the ongoing process of mastering the craft and pushing for even smoother, more professional results in future shoots.
Topics · filmmaking · cars · behind the scenes · technology · production
Questions answered
- What gear is used to transmit video for car videos in this short?
- The video features a DJI Transmission Kit capable of transmitting video over 12 kilometers.
- How is the footage stabilized on bumpy roads?
- The KillShock isolator system helps smooth out bumps, and a handheld control stick is used to precisely maneuver the shot.