Can I use a wireless drive to store videos as I record them?

My wife is thinking of buying an ipad Air with 128gb storage. However she needs to interview some people and record the interviews on video. I'm not sure whether 128gb is enough and wondered whether it was possible to have the video file automatically sent to a wireless storage device while she's recording?
Thanks
Tony

no it don't have an usb port

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