Forestry Equipment demo

Hammer_155 · Sep 26, 2016

Last weeked we filmed for a company at a the Demo International Forestry trade show up in the mountains of Maple Ridge BC. We were filming during the hourly equipment demos and streaming the video to two large tv's in the booth so customers could watch the equipment up close and from the air. It was a fun event to be a part of. we had a lot of interest in the drone from the forestry workers for all sorts of reasons. Seems to be a good potentail for more ways to but the drone to work. There were two other commercial drone operators working at the show. Here is a video I cut from saturday

Richard M · Sep 26, 2016

Very nice. Did you use a GoPro for the in cab shots?

Hammer_155 · Sep 27, 2016

Richard M said:
Very nice. Did you use a GoPro for the in cab shots?

Thanks. Ya I mounted my GoPro 4 black on the window with the suction cup mount.

lake_flyer · Sep 27, 2016

Nice impression, good merge hand/ground and aerial shots.
Are you sure you have the rights for this music?
Is this Led Zeppelin? If they aren't they sure sound like that.

Hammer_155 · Sep 27, 2016

lake_flyer said:
Nice impression, good merge hand/ground and aerial shots.
Are you sure you have the rights for this music?
Is this Led Zeppelin? If they aren't they sure sound like that.

Thanks. Yes it's led Zeppelin. With YouTube you can search the audio library for any music and it says wether or not you can use it. What they do is monetize your video and any advertising revenue made from your video goes to the band. It's like a modern form of licensing.

lake_flyer · Sep 28, 2016

Hammer_155 said:
Thanks. Yes it's led Zeppelin. With YouTube you can search the audio library for any music and it says wether or not you can use it. What they do is monetize your video and any advertising revenue made from your video goes to the band. It's like a modern form of licensing.

I see. But the 'rights' are only for use it in Youtube and to generate revenue through youtube plays and advertisements. This is mainly meant for personal videos for your own channel.
If you would like to use the video outside of Youtube (or sell it to a customer for his own commercial use on his own website) you would need to have written permission from the music publisher.

"These policies do not apply off of the YouTube platform. You may wish to consult a qualified attorney if you have questions about your use of music."

The slide guitar from Jimmy Page gives the right atmosphere to the clip. Great pick.

Hammer_155 · Sep 28, 2016

lake_flyer said:
I see. But the 'rights' are only for use it in Youtube and to generate revenue through youtube plays and advertisements. This is mainly meant for personal videos for your own channel.
If you would like to use the video outside of Youtube (or sell it to a customer for his own commercial use on his own website) you would need to have written permission from the music publisher.

"These policies do not apply off of the YouTube platform. You may wish to consult a qualified attorney if you have questions about your use of music."

The slide guitar from Jimmy Page gives the right atmosphere to the clip. Great pick.

Ya I inderstand that. I supplied them with their own copy of the video without music. They will be using it for trade shows in their booth and just play their own music while it playing.

I just hate uploading video with no sound. Doesn't have the same impact. At least YouTube is way further ahead of most when it comes to monetization and licensing. If I uploaded the video to Facebook it would be taken down immediately. But if I share the YouTube video they don't. Facebook just likes to bury YouTube post in the feed so they never get seen.

lake_flyer · Sep 28, 2016

Hammer_155 said:
Ya I inderstand that. I supplied them with their own copy of the video without music. They will be using it for trade shows in their booth and just play their own music while it playing.

I just hate uploading video with no sound. Doesn't have the same impact. At least YouTube is way further ahead of most when it comes to monetization and licensing. If I uploaded the video to Facebook it would be taken down immediately. But if I share the YouTube video they don't. Facebook just likes to bury YouTube post in the feed so they never get seen.

Thanks, I understand.