Drone light show production
Look To The Sky
One crew designs your show, builds it and flies it. A hundred to four hundred aircraft, up to four hundred feet, anywhere you can give us a launch site and clear sky.
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Why clients come back
Most of the shows we fly are for clients who've booked us before. We keep the crew small so the people who design your show are the people who fly it, and we take fewer dates than we could to keep it that way.
Their shows become very personal to the event. They send pre-show clips, take my suggestions, and make it a reality. I highly recommend them.
Marshmello, mid-set
We drew the artist's mark in the sky above the stage, halfway through the set. Built from scratch for that one night, and it hasn't flown since.
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Shows run ten to twelve minutes and carry fifteen to twenty-five separate animations. Here are four of them, mid-flight.
How a show gets built
Two to four months is a comfortable runway, and we've turned a show around in a week when we've had to. You approve every frame before a single aircraft leaves the ground.
Plan
We survey the site, check the airspace and file the FAA authorization. You won't sign anything with a government agency.
Design
Storyboard first, then a 3D model of the full flight, then the music cut. You'll see preview clips while there's still time to change your mind.
Prep
Every aircraft gets a pre-flight check. We'll make the weather call together, early, with a plan B you've already agreed to.
Fly
Our crew runs the night, from the first drone onto the grid to the last one back in its case.
Send us a date and a zip code
We'll tell you what's possible at that site, what it costs, and whether we're even the right call for it.
Every show is quoted for the night it flies. We talk it through first, then build a budget around your event. Line-itemed before you sign.