Wildlife Director of Photography in Vietnam. DoP, 4K camera crew, drone operator, sound.

WILDLIFE FILMS VIETNAM, DIRECTOR & DoP PETER SCHEID | FLORA & FAUNA in Vietnam -| Wildlife documentary film shooting | Dop/Director of photography, camera crew, sound, aerial drone shooting service based in Ho Chi Minh City & Hanoi.
Equipment: Sony PXW FX9, Sony 7S3 & Ronin gimbal, DJI Phantom 4 drone, Sachtler tripods, Sennheiser wireless & shotgun microphones.

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In 2024/25 Peter Scheid will shoot for wildlife documentary film projects in:
Yemen, Socotra Island,
Botswana, Okavango Delta,
Vietnam, Dao Tien in the Cat Tien National Park, Ha Long, Ninh Binh, Mekong Delta.

CONTACT us to shoot your documentary film or corporate video project in Vietnam:

PETER SCHEID FILM/VIDEO PRODUCTION | Advertising Consulting Ltd.
Offshore Media Productions Corporate & Documentary Films Vietnam Ltd.
Filmmaker/Director/Cameraman/Photographer/Drone Operator
Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi - Viet Nam
Phone +84 918 921 258 WhatsUp
Email: [email protected]
Web:
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Fully 4k, 6k equipped director, dop, cameraman, aerial drone video, photographer:
1. BOSIET certification to film offshore
2. TSbB certificate to shoot on ships, rigs, maritime construction sites
3. HUET certificate to shoot from helicopter (underwater escape training)
4. OFFSHORE MEDICAL
5. SURVIVAL TRAINING & FIRST AID
6. WORKING at HEIGHTS & FIRE FIGHTING TRAINING
7. SHELL DONUT TRAINING
8. FULL PPE (personal protective equipment)

EQUIPMENT:
Sony PXW FX9 camera, monitor, lens 28 - 135 F4 G H
Sony PXW FS5 camera, monitor, lens 18 - 105
Sony FDR-AX700 4K cameras
Sony FDR-AX100 4K camera
Sony Alpha 7S III camera
Sony Alpha 1 camera, lenses
Dji Ronin RS 4 Pro Combo gimbal
Dji Ronin S gimbal
GoPro Hero 9 Black & all extras
Sachtler tripods
360 degree panorama tripod
Canon DSLR lenses, under water housing
DJI Phantom 4 Prof. drones, 12 batteries (2 drones)
DJI Mavic drones
LED panels light set, 3x tripods, 5 hour batteries
IFootage S camera slider
ABC travel crane & Sachtler tripod+spider, monitor
Sony UWP wireless microphones
Sennheiser wireless microphones
Sennheiser shotgun microphones
Sennheiser headphones
Editing studio & shooting facilities, seamless, light sets

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By: Peter Scheid, Cameraman Ho Chi Minh City Vietnam
Title: Wildlife Director of Photography in Vietnam. DoP, 4K camera crew, drone operator, sound.
Sourced From: www.youtube.com/watch?v=DvTFv_sYMRU

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Is it OK to fly a drone at night?

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Drone flying at night poses several dangers. This includes collisions and damage to power lines, trees, or buildings. A drone could also become lost or fall from the skies. You must ensure your drone is not in danger of being tripped up or falling from the sky. Drones also are susceptible to sudden weather changes or wind gusts. These factors can affect your drone's flight and lead to it landing on its feet.

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How to Take Great Drone Photos: Tips for Beginners

Tips for taking great drone photos:

1. Space is essential for safe flying of your drone. Keep it away form trees, buildings, and power lines.
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7. Avoid using your drone indoors. Drones cannot be used indoors. They can damage walls, furniture, and other items.
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