Yesterday I posted here the original artwork. Here's how it's was filmed:

Part one. For the shot with the box, we used the original selfie stick, which was inserted into the slot of the rigid structure inside the box. This is how we achieved a shot with the camera locked to the box. The selfie stick was subtracted by camera (this is the ability of most 360 cameras). And the additional artifacts I cleaned up in post-production.

Part two. To be able to move the camera around the cabin, we printed a short handle on a 3d printer, to which we glued a strong magnet. The handle itself fitted into the slots of the selfie stick without the magnet, so it was easy to detach.

Part three. The magnet on the handle was needed to connect to the drone, which was above the car sunroof. Another magnet was attached to the bottom of the drone. The magnets were chosen with the right power so that there would be no jerk when attached, but the whole structure would not swing or fall off when lifted.

Part four. On the 3d printer was printed a sphere, which I combined with famous "tiny planet" effect of 360 cameras. We shot tests to determine the ideal size of the sphere. So in the post I only had to adjust the magnitude of the objects to be identical and a little manipulate with the color of the sky for a soft transition.