article_snippet.sent: Greenblatt-Seay used a drone to film this cinematic overhead shot at Hummel Park in Omaha, Nebraska .
article_snippet.sent: the video begins from far overhead, showcasing the car he is selling for $3,000 as just a speck among the vast expanse of trees at Hummel Park in Omaha, NebraskaOmaha, NebraskaNebraska.
article_snippet.sent: Greenblatt-Seay used Greenblatt-Seay drone, a DJI Inspire 1 model, to capture the cinematic effect before dramatically zooming in on the car he is selling for $3,000's tires, headlights, dashboard and seats like a classic car commercial.
article_snippet.sent: Cora gave Greenblatt-Seay the Ford Taurus, one of Greenblatt-Seay two vehicles, in exchange for a 2008 Suzuki so that Suzuki could sell the car he is selling for $3,000 and use the money to buy an 'adventure van'.
article_snippet.sent: Greenblatt-Seay, who works as the manager of video communications at the Union Pacific Railroad, is hoping to use an 'adventure van' to go on trips and pursue one of an 'adventure van' major passions, taking time lapse videos of the night sky.
article_snippet.sent: Greenblatt-Seay, whose day job is video manager at the Union Pacific Railroad, is hoping to sell the car he is selling for $3,000 so an 'adventure van' can afford a van.
article_snippet.sent: an 'adventure van' side passion is taking road trips to make time lapse videos of the night sky in national parks .