Firstly, the video itself before I get to the post and content proper. This must be the most smoothest and sharpest videos I have ever scene, even for a show reel. Everything felt nice and not jarring, that I didn't get those "pixel blurs" when viewing and was one, nice continuous stream of video bits and that I can view with ease. Also the fact that the camera picks up everything with great ease that I fear (made obvious in some shots) that a drone, not human, was carrying the camera. I wonder: what type of camera and drone was used for the recording of each scene?

Secondly, the content of the post was, especially in the stills and videos, probably the most interesting set of bunch I've seen in a while. Avoiding a "full nature" or a "full city" broadcasting and choosing other interesting parts of the World that gets less chosen in show reels. However, with content like this, I feel that whatever project requires a show reel of your work will be impressed with this as your "below five minute" interview introduction. Equally so, the video contains many great shots of actual human and around-human life that's so nice to see. Just expert camera work, but I must ask for the last still: where, in specific, was that shot taken?

Thirldy, to the post proper which I must say is organized and very simple. For something that is already divided by the video and stills for content, of course I expected and was grateful for text being simple (and not jutting to the side of a photo/foto). Also belay my first question (partially) as I finally saw the camera that was used here, dunno if I am really that blind to seeing the drone utilized. Anywho, great you link to the music authors and your stuff (who knows, may lead to future oppurtunities with that). As to carry out a trend, what future areas of videography are yah going to branch into?

In any a case: happy recording and happy steeming!