Recent content by wilmutiny3

I usually use the same 16 or 32 ND filters as well when I’m getting the washed out look. I fly the MA2

We go jeeping in the collegiates every fall and this is my first year with a commercial license! I’m excited to up my footage game. What part of Colorado are you in?

Nice video! I’ve been riding most of my life and I’ve recently started working on drone dirt bike footage. Lol it’s not great yet but I’ll get there. So far my specialty has been footage four wheeling with the Jeep’s. We’ve done some pretty crazy stuff and the drone helps with the angles.

Thanks for the info!! I've heard that a lot and wondered if that was regional or all over. I'm beginning to think it's all over. They still haven't closed the bid yet so I'll move on and hopefully I can get a website up and rolling and start moving work through there.

Thank you. You're right. I need that resource for people to find me.

I really haven’t. I’ve been flying for a few years but very very new to the idea of selling my services and I’ve been a little timid on what my pricing should be. I had hoped to get a few easy jobs to sort of wet my feet and get a feel for the market. I’ve been working on building up stock...

This is all really good to know. Thank you. I think I’ll adjust my expectations moving forward and hopefully a more realistic view will help.

I put in my first bid for a job on Droners.io. There's not a lot of work in my area and only 6 of us have put in bids. The job was posted on July 26th and is still active with no bids accepted yet. Is this normal for a job? I'm just trying to get a feel for the site and how it all works.

That’s how I interpreted it as well. It took me about 7min and I aced it. I did it through UAV and school and bypassed the training, but the training and test were free.

Is there a set amount of hours of experience that take you from beginning to whatever the next level is? I assume those with more experience can charge more?

Website looks excellent. I love the simplicity and the services video. well done.

thank you! I hadn't thought of that!

Thank you! I’m looking forward to all the fun I’ll have in that time.

Lol Fortunately my day job is seasonal so I get lots of time to play and I’m hoping to just trickle in enough income to pay for the hobby!

I passed the exam and applied for my license! Today is an excellent day. I'm hoping to get a few side jobs and monetize some of the videos from my trips either for stock footage or to use on YouTube as example of services I can provide. Does anyone have any tips or advice for me?