Sorry I had to cancel my drone show today! But here's some content about it.

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It was just bad timing!

 I had been working at my computer for hours this morning with absolutely no camera problems.

 Then 60 seconds before I hit go live, my camera goes offline and has a total failure! 

 It's going to take me some time to replace it but here's some of the content of what I was going to share.

 I'm extremely excited about the direction my drone movement is going! As I continue to grow and learn more about making quality drone videos, I think I will be able to develop quality drone filming content you will find useful and entertaining.

 So in today's show I was going to introduce you to a drone video making technique known as Drone Cinematic Sequence Video.

 When done correctly, creating a drone cinematic sequence video is one of the most engaging ways of showcasing your cinematic drone film. (In my opinion of course)

 Start by reading my show notes blog here.

 After reading my blog watch my show video by clicking here. 

I have a lot to learn but I won't give up until I learn.

 You may see me stumble but you'll never see me quit!

 Positive energy your way!
Your bro,
Aaron Avila
I Can't Walk But I Can To Fly Drone Show

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