When you watch Babang’s footage, you don’t just see the landscape, you feel as though you’re flying through it. In his TEDxArendal talk, Babang Deshommes will take you inside his world of FPV (First‑Person View) drone cinematography. He’ll talk about how mastering high-speed flight, risk, and art lets him capture scenes no traditional camera can reach, and why those images matter. His goal? To show you how the drone’s eye sees our world differently, and how that changes how we feel it.
Babang Deshommes is a content creator, cinematographer and certified UAS operator (EASA Specific Category), specializing in FPV drone flight and cinematic storytelling. Born in Haiti and now based in Northern Norway, Babang developed his drone practice after moving to Tromsø and discovering the stark beauty of arctic landscapes. He brings together adrenaline, precision, and artistry. His FPV work, free from camera stabilization gizmos, pushes boundaries, capturing raw motion and emotional depth at speeds and angles most cameras can’t. His award-winning videos have transformed how we see mountains, fjords and skies, and his mission is to let audiences experience flight like a bird, not just observe landscapes, but feel them from within.