Snow drifting is usually a 60fps thing, but if the light is off it can feel jittery. Try shooting with a 25ms frame interval and a light motion blur—like 10–15%—so the flakes look like they’re settling naturally. Keep the camera very still; a tiny 0.1‑degree pan can make the snow feel like it’s moving with the wind instead of just floating. Also watch the way each flake hits the ground—if they slide for more than a frame or two, it’s too artificial. Give it a couple of takes with a stopwatch and see if the timing feels more organic.

Sounds good, just remember to keep the shutter close enough so the blur is smooth, not a jagged streak. If it feels too flat, bump the exposure a bit. You’ll get that wind‑blown feel in no time. Happy filming!