The development of audiovisual media in the digital era has driven video features to become an effective medium for delivering educational, cinematic, and emotional information. This Final Project is entitled “The Application Of Directing In Constructing A Visual Narrative In The Feature Video ‘Controlling The Air Through the Balance Of Aeromodelling Flight Techniques’”. This work is motivated by the lack of audiovisual media that deeply explores the technical process of aeromodeling, particularly regarding aircraft balance and flight stability. The purpose of creating this work is to design a creative visual concept and storytelling arc, implement the director's role in precisely guiding camera movements and audio-visual arrangements, and enhance public understanding of basic aerodynamic principles through a cinematic presentation. The creative production methodology was carried out through three main stages: pre-production, production, and post-production. The pre-production stage included creative concept design, technical research, treatment development, and shotlist determination. The production stage was executed by directing the filming of manufacturing activities at the GACC Cimahi workshop, expert interviews, and flight testing at Lanud Sulaiman. The post-production stage involved supervising visual editing, directing voice-over recording, sound design, color grading, and refining the storytelling rhythm. The final result demonstrates that the director plays a pivotal role in translating aerospace technical complexities into an informative, communicative visual display with deep human interest. Through a video feature approach, this work successfully delivers a harmony between technical accuracy and cinematic aesthetics for the audience.
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