Events

Shows built for the occasion.

What a show has to do changes with the night it belongs to. Here's what each kind asks for.

The night, on film.

Eight kinds of night, and what each one actually asks of a show.

A closing act the whole field can see, with no burn risk and no cleanup.

Your logo, drawn in the sky at 400 feet, in front of everyone at once.

Pre-game, half-time or final whistle, built around a clock you cannot move.

We drew the UEFA Champions League name above a mountain resort, for a crowd that had been looking up all week.

The product, rendered above the crowd, and a clip that travels a lot further than the night did.

The Paramount+ peak, redrawn in aircraft above a real one, on a lit ski slope.

Quieter than fireworks, and it can spell out a name.

Fourth of July, Pioneer Day, New Year's Eve. Cold nights, long lenses, no smoke.

USA over the terrace on the Fourth, with most of the crowd watching it through a phone.

City-scale spectacle on a budget a parks department can actually sign off.

A civic square at full capacity, with the show reading cleanly from the back of it.

No sparks, no fallout, no fire risk, and it works during a burn ban.

Snowflakes over a frozen park. No sparks, no fallout, and nothing to sweep off the snow.

Tell us the date and the place. We'll tell you what's possible.