Where it fits in the running order, what it needs from the venue, how it coexists with sound and pyrotechnics, and what you can sell to a sponsor.
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Who decides depending on who is buying, what the contract must say, what timescales each side sets and what you cannot delegate to the supplier.
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The number of drones is not chosen, it is calculated: it depends on the site, the distance of the audience and what you want to draw. How a show is sized.
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More and more couples turn up to the meeting with their wedding planner with a video saved on their phone: hundreds of points of light moving across a field until they form two initials and a date. And then the same question every time: could we do this at my wedding? The short answer is
A drone show for corporate events is almost always decided in the same conversation: somebody suggests it, somebody asks what it costs and somebody else asks what it is for. The third question is the good one, and it is usually the worst answered. Whoever has to defend the budget line in front of the
A town council decides to close its festivities with a drone show. A producer wants to add one to the finale of a festival. A local festival committee has seen a video and wants something similar in their own town. In every case the same question comes up before the budget does: who handles the
When a Spanish town first suggests replacing its fireworks with drones, the initial reaction is usually scepticism. The second reaction, after seeing one, is to ask when they can do it again. That change of mind has played out in dozens of town squares across Spain over the past few years, and it explains why
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