At the end of March, Tesla officially opened the Gigafactory in Berlin, Germany. This is their first factory in Europe, with the goal of producing 500,000 electric vehicles per year. Recently, Tesla posted a 3-minute video, shot entirely by drone, showing off all the most spectacular and impressive things in its new factory in Germany.
The video showing the scale of the Gigafactory in Germany was shot entirely with drones, with impressive “hammock” phases.
Tesla’s video opens in the large parking lot outside the factory, before taking viewers to explore the interior areas such as the goods storage area, the assembly area with lines, modern robots, or the famous Gigafactory Berlin. Throughout this video, the drone has continuously flown through the operating machines smoothly, perfectly combined with the heroic background music, quickly impressing viewers.
It’s not clear what types of drones and cameras Tesla used to make the video, but they say it’s “a whole new way of filming” that requires coordination between both the camera team and the technicians. engineer in the factory for the most accurate time alignment. In addition, praise must also be given to the post-production team for choosing the best camera angles, arranging the right colors and lighting to create the most coherent experience.
The Gigafactory is an important card in billionaire Elon Musk’s plan to surpass Volkswagen and conquer the European market. It is not known if Tesla can make that happen, but it is clear that with the top video above, at least they have achieved initial success in their brand promotion campaign.
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