Commercial aircraft, despite all the measures they take, despite the fact they have a metal skin that mostly deflects lightning, still fly around thunderstorms whenever they can to avoid lightning. I once saw a vintage glider, built from metal tubes and fabric, get hit by lightning in a winch start. The pilot was ok, but it burnt a hole in his wing large enough to stick your head through.
So no, your phantom with a plastic shell and filled with sensitive electronics will not survive a lightning strike, not a chance. And you wouldnt even get a cool video out of it, because it wont be on the sd card, even if that somehow survives the bolt. These digital camera's always record with some latency, as they need to collect enough frames to compress them before writing them to disk (Ive crashed enough RC craft to know that the crash is never caught on video if the crash destroyed or powered off the camera. Typically I wouldnt get the 5 seconds preceding the crash).