In this video I’m basically showing you my first 3 months of getting into FPV — the messy, super addictive learning curve and the little wins that make you come back after every crash. I jumped into the FPV drone scene because I wanted real cinematic movement, not just “drone shots”, and I spent these months trying to understand how to fly smooth, stay close to the ground, and actually make footage that feels like a film instead of a random freestyle clip. And yeah… it wasn’t pretty. I crashed a lot, and I even destroyed two action cams along the way. But that’s kind of the point: FPV taught me fast that you don’t progress by watching gear videos — you progress by sending it, breaking stuff, fixing it, and slowly building control. What I have left to show is my progression: the shots that finally started to look cinematic, the moments where it clicked, and the vibe I’m chasing with moody edits and action-sports energy. If you’re thinking about starting FPV, take this as a real-world look at what the first months can feel like, and why it’s still 100% worth it.