Forget buying a drone—just fake the footage!

​I created this cinematic NZ drone shot to show the potential of my upcoming DJI Neo 2 review. 

The entire scene (including me and the campervan) was generated by one simple AI Video Generator prompt. 

First, I uploaded my selfie photo to VEO 3.1 and engineered this exact prompt...

"A real drone-style cinematic shot. Begin with a close, steady view of the person from the uploaded photo standing beside a white campervan parked on a gravel pull-off at New Zealand’s Mt. Cook region. The scenery features snow-capped mountains, turquoise glacial lakes, and dramatic valleys.

The drone hovers at eye level, locked onto the person, capturing natural sunlight, crisp shadows, and ultra-clean realism.

Then the drone ascends smoothly upward, rising higher and higher while maintaining focus on the person and campervan. As it climbs, the landscape widens: winding mountain roads, alpine terrain, and the vast openness of Mt. Cook National Park come into view.

Keep the camera motion stable, slow, and cinematic — gentle lift, no jerky movement.

Use realistic depth-of-field, natural wind ambience, and subtle exposure transitions as the drone rises.

Color tone: true-to-life New Zealand blues, greens, and snow whites.

Final framing: a high-altitude perspective showing the tiny campervan against the massive Mt. Cook landscape, still centered on the person."


Comment AI and I will send you my AI video guide.

~ Adrian Lee @adrianvideoimage 


​#AIVideo #PromptEngineering #FilmmakingHacks #CreatorTools #NewZealandVibes #FakeItTillYouMakeIt

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