We can create realistic amazing LIVE 3D holograms for your concert or your event. We can combine the holograms with the drones for an amazing ultra realistic effect.

The holographic people we’ve seen are based off of an illusion called “Pepper’s Ghost,” developed by Henry Dircks and John Pepper in 1863. The concept requires two rooms, some specifically placed glass and carefully controlled lighting. A room adjacent to the viewing area (or stage) is set up as a mirror-image of the area the audience sees; if there’s a chair on the right of the stage, it’s on the left in the other room. The key difference is that other room is either painted black or entirely unlit, so as not to cast any unwanted reflections that would break the suspension of disbelief. That room is where the performer resides. The stage area must be brightly lit at first for the whole thing to work. Then, the stage’s lights are dimmed slightly and the lights are raised in the mirror-image room, which causes the not-physical performer to appear.

Because of that, the modern setup requires only one room: the stage. Typically, it involves the Musion screen to be at a 45-degree angle with the projector residing beneath the stage, pointing and projecting upward. For the Jackson performance, however, it was a bit different. Six projectors threw the King of Pop’s video on a rear-projection screen hanging above the stage. The angled Musion screen picked that projection up, and from the audience’s perspective, he appeared at the back of the stage. Careful placement of dancers and band members added to the illusion of depth and dimension.

“It’s a fully produced, scripted show. We’re not replicating a concert only. We are creating a concert experience. “You’re going to see the holographic image interacting with the band or with the conductor or making mistakes, getting flowers, whatever the case is. It’s all in the writing and the script and the choreography and the production.”

Drone light show software for drone shows can be purchased now.

We use all kinds of different techniques when we do drone shows we have custom formations. We have countdowns we have animations we have geometric shapes. We have an exciting bird-like pattern that dazzles across the skies and makes smiles on all the socially distanced faces.

Most of our clients have a one-time event and they or their client hires Drone Light Show Company to produce a drone light show for their event and we create a custom show using stock drone formations and a few custom formations such as logos, words, hashtags, and custom shapes. 

Other clients have more of a need to have reoccurring shows and these clients choose to have Drone Light Show Company build out a fleet of drones for them to perform their own Drone Light Shows on demand 

Can you buy drone show software?

Drone light show software is not something you can just purchase off the shelf. There is no way to download Drone light show software.

You can buy the Drone Light Show drones, and it includes one custom show, and when you would like a new show, we can create and send over the internet the programming to you, or you may hire a drone programmer or have your own programming team create a show for your organization.

Drone light show software is actually created by our own software engineers. Our drone light show software can control, up to 2000 individual objects that means 200 drones on one machine

We offer the following packages

50 Drones: with 3 spare drones and all computer, related equipment, software and 1 custom show that can be alerted in time, Colors, and can be re-ordered at will to take this one show and create many various shows .

Cost for this package goes from $32,000 depending on configuration 

100 Drones: with 5 spare drones and all computer, related equipment, software and 1 custom show that can be alerted in time, Colors, and can be re-ordered at will to take this one show and create many various shows .

Cost for this package goes from $47,000 depending on configuration 

200 Drones: with 10 spare drones and all computer, related equipment, software and 1 custom show that can be alerted in time, Colors, and can be re-ordered at will to take this one show and create many various shows .

Cost for this package price $60,000 depending on configuration 

 300 Drones: with 15 spare drones and all computer, related equipment, software and 1 custom show that can be alerted in time, Colors, and can be re-ordered at will to take this one show and create many various shows .

Cost for this package goes from $72,000 depending on configuration 

 400 Drones: with 20 spare drones and all computer, related equipment, software and 1 custom show that can be alerted in time, Colors, and can be re-ordered at will to take this one show and create many various shows .

Cost for this package goes from $91,000 depending on configuration 

It also controls our onboard lighting. Some of our drone systems, even have speakers built into the drones because sometimes we don’t have a place to set speakers up it may be over the water, and sometimes the actual music needs to come from the drone so our drone light show software can create shows with up to 3000 drones.

Buy drone light show software

Our drone light show software is available for purchase. It’s available for purchase by also purchasing a set of drones, we have a few different ways you can do this.

Now, you might not be a programmer so what we do is we have drone light shows already made that you can download and perform, and even change the colors, once you get more advanced in the software you could create your own.

Some sample shapes we can provide to your show: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/c2nwymf70qnet0p/AAD7tSDxLPeVXPAttzqfdI2ia?dl=0

FAQ on purchasing drone light
show drones and equipment 

• Our designers create a stock show with up to 8 custom formations for you
• We build out a set of drones for you to purchase outright
• We include the drones, computer hardware, batteries, and related show equipment
• We include a stock show that you rearrange in time and colors
• We can also program shows in the future for you and have you download to your drones 
• We will train your team on how to do the show over a 14 day period 
• Training includes troubleshooting, and show operation 
• Our crew handles the first two public shows for you with your crew in attendance to learn 
• You will own the drones and related equipment to perform your own shows

Now when you do purchase the drones we offer to people to come out to your location. We ship all the drones to you first. Then we bring the computer, all the equipment, and we train you on site at your location in your environment, how to do the shows. Now, if you’re just having us perform a drone light show the drone light show software can certainly help you. We create amazing custom shows all over the world, please click here for more information.

Next steps and requirements

• We create and agree to terms and sign a contract for this project
  
• We create a timeline of events and deadlines for your project
  
• The contract must be signed prior to the start of work
  
• Deposit required before any start of work begin via wire payment only 
  
• You will provide any artwork and a list of the shapes and/or wording and the order you would like this to be in for your show – we do this over the phone and guide you. 
  
• We will fill in your show with some pre-made shapes and formations that compliment your custom formations – we will discuss creative over the phone with you
  
• We discuss a music soundtrack and build that soundtrack for your show
  
• We create a storyboard of your show with the artwork and ideas 
  
• We present the PDF and the music track
  
• Once you approve this design and soundtrack we begin to program the drones
  
• Programming takes place and then our ground team takes the programming and flashes the individual drones with the programming
  
• Rehearsal takes place with the programming at our facility in Los Angeles
  
• Our show is then packed into crates and shipped to your location
  
• Our team then unpacks and charges the show and does a rehearsal with your team and at this time changes such as timing and order can be done
  
• Our team then performs the show at your location
  

Drone light shows started in Austria in 2011, and we began doing Drone light shows in 2012. Drone Light shows while being a decade old are still considered the next hot thing in event entertainment.

While we are based in America, we perform drone light shows in countries all the world

HOW POPULAR ARE DRONE LIGHT SHOWS AROUND THE WORLD?

• Best places for drone light shows in 29 countries
  
• Sydney, Australia – Harbour Of Light Parade & drone light show
• Edinburgh, Scotland – Street Dance, Concerts, & drone light show
• New York, United States –drone light show & Concerts
• Berlin, Germany – Street Parties, Food & drone light show
• Paris, France –drone light show & Cruise Parties
• London, England – Royal Parades & drone light show
• Hawaii, Pacific US – Outdoor Music Concerts & drone light show
• Miami, Florida – Dance-a-Thons & drone light show
• Las Vegas, Nevada – Street Parties, Drinks & drone light show
• Bahamas – Parades, Masquerades & drone light show
• Rio de Janeiro, Brazil – drone light show At Copacabana Beach
• Hong Kong, China – A Dragon drone light show
• Amsterdam, Netherlands – Lit Street Parties & drone light show
• Bangkok, Thailand – Night-long Parties & drone light show
• Cape Town, South Africa – Victoria Falls New Year’s Carnival
• Valparaíso, Chile – drone light show
• Madrid, Spain – Traditional ‘Twelve Grapes’ drone light show
• Dubai, UAE – Fountain Shows & drone light show Over Burj
• St. Petersburg, Russia – drone light show Over Newa River
• Vienna, Austria –drone light show
• Bratislava, Slovakia – Open-air Dance Parties & drone light show
• Reykjavik, Iceland – Concerts &drone light show At Reykjavik Theatre
• New Orleans, Louisiana – Live Concerts & drone light show
• Moscow, Russia – Biggest Display Of drone light show
• Tokyo, Japan –drone light show & Parties At Yokohama
• Athens, Greece – drone light show
• Venice, Italy – drone light show At St Mark’s Square
• Denpasar, Bali – Tet Festival drone light show
• Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam – Traditional Parades & drone light show
  
  
• Drone Light Shows in America
• @What is the price of a drone light show?

America has a few main hotbeds for drone light shows, and we have done shows in all the most popular areas. America is governed by the FAA and with an FAA permit, we are allowed to perform drone light shows in the United States.

Now with our drone swarm permit, we have access to do drone light shows for you in nearly any part of America, and we also have drones, crews, and the ability to not only work in America, but we also work worldwide as well.

How to be ready for a
drone light display show

Like most event planners, your first task for any drone light show is securing a venue. It is the most important piece of any event. In most cases, the other details can’t even be arranged until the venue has been decided.

“Yes, cuisine and entertainment are also important factors,” recalls Jeff Winston of Drone Events. But the venue sets the scene, dictates many choices related to the event, and influences the experiences of your guests probably more than any other factor.”

Plus, you need to know the venue before you can begin inviting attendees and arranging presenters and performers and the drone light show.

Even though selecting a venue the first take, it’s also the most difficult. There’s a lot to think about and a lot riding on your choice. Here are the variables you should consider when choosing a venue for a drone light show.

1. Cost (and your budget)

As you can imagine, everything comes down to cost, so we’ve listed it first. Your drone light show will take up a significant portion of your budget.

2. Ambiance and mood

Creating an atmosphere that relates to your topic and appeals to your audience is a critical part of setting up an engaging drone light show. Modifying or decorating a venue is expensive, so it’s smart to choose one that already aligns with your theme.

If you want to create a luxury atmosphere, choose a ritzy hotel. If you want to create a trendy scene, rent a modern space. If you’re hosting a tradeshow, choose something industrial and open. Drone light shows can be held indoors or outdoors so its very simple.

3. Capacity and size

Every building is limited by the number of people who can occupy it at any time. Some rooms are limited as well. Before you start sending invitations, it’s important to make sure the venue can legally and comfortably accommodate your guest list. A drone light show can be held in rooms with at least 12 foot ceilings. So we are used to tight spaces.

“It is important to ask questions like ‘How tight will the seating be?’ Will your guests be able to move freely through the venue space without any uncomfortable hindrances on their movement? How big does the space feel? Is it cozy and comfortable? Is it open and spacious? Two venues with the exact same max capacity might feel entirely differently based on room layout.” For a drone light show outdoors is massive but inside is intimate.

4. Access to Wifi

A strong Internet connection throughout the venue is absolutely critical these days. Your attendees will expect to be able to check their email, text their friends and family, and post to social media throughout your event, especially if it takes place over several days. Make sure the venue has an excellent Wifi connection that’s strong throughout the entire space. We at drone light show company bring our own network, so we do not need yours.

5. Parking

Parking is a deciding factor for many people. They need somewhere to leave their car, but they aren’t willing to abandon it on the street or pay $50 for a day’s spot.

Ideally, your venue should have some parking arrangements, even if access requires an additional fee. If parking is important for your guests, choose a venue that has their own lot/garage or a venue where parking space can be secured nearby.

In unique situations, some event coordinators provide a valet service for attendees, even if the venue doesn’t. Valets ferry cars back and forth to nearby lots. (This solution is generally only suitable for events with large budgets.)

6. Insurance

We provide 5 million in insurance coverage and do not need you to do anything more than give us the names of the companies that need to be on the COI for the drone light show.

7. Acoustics and sound

If the sound in the venue is too low or too loud, your attendees will become unengaged and bored. No one wants to cram up front to hear the speaker or have to shout over the volume to chat with their friends.

A venue with poor acoustics isn’t worth your time, no matter the price. Low ceilings amplify sound. Huge open spaces create echoes. Find a venue with a good balance. Test it out if you have to. We can plug in to your sound system or bring our own and our drones also have speakers. We have it covered.

8. Location

Location is an important concern because it can influence who attends your event (attendees and speakers). If your venue is in an undesirable location or too far from transport systems (like airports), you’ll limit the number of people who show up. Then again, a venue in the heart of New York City is accessible, but expensive. We can set up a drone light show anywhere.

9. Technology

Your technology needs will depend on your event, so it’s smart to have an idea of the types of attractions you’ll host. Professional presenters will need projection screens. Performers might need lighting systems. Everyone needs access to good audio. We are able to bring everything we need.

10. Food and beverage minimums

If your venue will be providing food and beverages, ask them about minimums. In some cases, a venue will charge you for a minimum number of guests, even if you don’t invite that many. If, for instance, the venue supplies food (and charges you) for a minimum of 300 people, you’ll want to make sure you invite at least that many so you get your money’s worth. The drone light show team does not need anything as we are self-sufficient.

11. Layout

• How will traffic flow throughout your event?
• Do you anticipate any popular attractions? Where would those be located?
• Is there adequate space for open mingling?
• Where will the bar setup? Is there enough room?
• If a stage isn’t available, can one be set up?
• Do people have to walk long distances to reach rooms or attractions?
• Where are the emergency exits?
• Where will guests register or check in?
• Where should audio and video equipment be stationed?
• Drones can be launched from up to two miles away.

12. Additional services

• Is there a kitchen that can be used by you and your team?
• Are there any outdoor seating options?
• Does the venue have any partnerships with food vendors?
• Are bathrooms present and easily accessible?
• Does the venue offer security? Is that necessary?
• Do they have adequate tables, chairs, linens, silverware, etc.?
• Will a cleaning crew make sure the venue is clean before the event and clean up afterwards?
• Are there sufficient audio and video capabilities?

13. Special access/amenities

Consider the ages of your guests as well. If you expect babies, make sure the restrooms have changing tables. If you expect an older crowd, make sure there is plenty of seating.

The most popular regions within the United States for Drone Light Shows since 2014 have been the following areas:

• Los Angeles Drone Light Shows
• Las Vegas Drone Light Shows
• New York City Drone Light Shows
• Miami Florida Drone Light Shows
• Memphis Drone Light Shows
• Texas Drone Light Shows
• Arizona Drone Light Shows
• San Francisco Drone Light Shows

Permits for these cities are covered with the FAA. Drone Light Shows operate with FAA permits that are good for 5 years straight.

Other countries around the world that are seeing a huge increase in Drone Light Shows include the following:

• Dubai Drone Light Shows

Dubai is a very friendly place for Drone light shows, and we have a set of 500 drones located in Dubai for use in drone light shows in the region.

• Mexico Drone Light Shows – In Mexico, the government requires that 80% of the drones used in drone light shows be made in Mexico and that the crew is 90% Mexican. To do drone shows in Mexico, we have built a set of drones in Mexico and they are kept in Mexico and we have a crew that we call on, along with our USA crew to perform shows legally in Mexico.

• Argentina Drone Light Shows – Argentina and most of South America is very friendly for Drone Light Shows and we have done many drone light shows in the area with great success

• Germany Drone Light Shows
• China Drone Light Shows

• India Drone Light Shows – India is a place with lots of horrible laws for drone light shows, first off their is a high tariff to perform drone light shows there, outdoor shows are almost never approved in India, however Indoor drone light shows are ok within India. We have addressed this by partnering with a drone company in India and have built and trained a team in India to perform the drone shows there without the need to import the drones.

Is it possible to do advertising with Drone Light Show Drones? The short answer is yes it really is possible to advertise with drones.

Many of our clients use drone light shows to advertise many events, like movie openings, water parks theme parks, and new food offerings.

From Lady Gaga’s Super Bowl halftime show to pizza deliveries, it’s hard to deny the recent boost in the popularity of drones. Advancements in drone technology are both driving down production costs and adding ease of use, which is making drones increasingly accessible to ordinary people.

You see hundreds of outdoor advertisements every day, and even more if you live in a city like New York or Chicago. But your recall of these ads is probably close to zero. Doing outdoor advertising the right way is imperative, or it’s simply a waste. Drones offer another way to get your advertising remembered, and shared over social media instantly!

Many of the drones we see at parks and beaches are being flown by hobbyists trying to capture a quality photograph, but drones are evolving in the marketing world as well. In fact, drone technology is at the point where drones are more like a tool rather than a toy when in the right hands. Drone Light Show Company can help you push nearly any message forward using drones and this incredible technology.

Drone light displays are unique and even you are advertising the most boring thing, it just got exciting with a drone light show!

Advertising managers

Use drones as the messengers

Many people associate drones with only video recording, but they can do so much more. In fact, drones can be the stars of a marketing campaign.

Reaching hundreds of thousands of consumers isn’t cheap, and as competition for billboard spaces increases, so do associated costs. Advertising with drones and light shows offers an instant way to interact with your public in a way that they welcome, and remember, unlike some billboard no one cares about.

Cost calculations are based on a system called gross rating points (GRP), the impressions that are delivered by a media schedule for the outdoor location. This is called the daily effective circulation (DEC), also known as a “showing.” One rating point is equal to 1% of the market population. There are many factors involved based on traffic, visibility, location, and size.

This rating gives you a showing score of anywhere from 1% to 100%. Halfway means that at least 50% of the area’s population would see one of your boards at least once a day.

You can expect to pay tens of thousands of dollars for a 50 showing for one month. The price will skyrocket in major areas like New York, Chicago, or Los Angeles. Drone light shows start at just $18,400, unlike a billboard.

Basically, drones are new and intriguing, and some marketers are already capitalizing on the fact that many people simply like to watch drones fly around. Many have what Amazon does in commercials in which Amazon playfully characterizes delivery by drone as the future of package delivery. Whether it will actually happen or not isn’t the point; the point is that Amazon just recorded staff members flying drones around, and people loved it. Drone Light Show company can assist you in making your advertising exciting to all types of people and audiences.

Drones are easy to use in ads

Drones can travel almost anywhere, which makes them an ideal advertising platform. Traditionally, marketing consisted of print ads, TV commercials, billboards, and Internet ads, but drones provide new opportunities that marketers can take advantage of. We can do light shows over water, bridges, cities, and stadiums. Just about anyplace.

Whereas advertising platforms such as signs and billboards are stationary and passive, drones can take a company’s message to people directly and aggressively. For instance, some restaurants and other advertisers are using drones to their advantage by using them to fly menus around cities and hold banners and posters above people at large events.

Ad age 2019

Drone advertisements, depending on local law, can fly almost anywhere. Potential customers at the park or in an office building are now directly reachable, making drone advertising its own platform full of potential to engage the public. We hold all needed permits to make this happen.

Yes, you can advertise new products such as cars, drone light shows, can actually do advertising campaigns in the sky.

In addition to the numerous straightforward ways marketers can use drones as a tool, they can also use the technology’s unlimited potential for creativity. That is, a drone doesn’t just have to be a character, a billboard, or a camera; it can also be a component of art.

How to use drone ads properly

Drone technology will likely continue to evolve and expand, and, as such, it’s important for marketers to keep themselves informed of these advancements. People are still figuring out new uses for drones and as the technology improves, the novel utility will increase.

If marketers can stay ahead of the curve, it will not be difficult for them to use drone technology to create new, exciting, and visually pleasing advertising material.

For example, and Comic-Con a2018 Drone light show company created a series of drone light show events that were 90 seconds in length. All around Comic-Con advertising a new show for YouTube.

• Make your outdoor drone shows shareable: Approach your outdoor drone shows as something that will create a stir. People will see it, record it, and share it on social media. It’s not a good use of your time and money if it doesn’t possess this quality.
  
• Spend your money on high-traffic sites: You might be tempted to buy cheaper units and more of them, but it’s far better to go with one site that will get a million views rather than five sites that will get 800,000. People are drawn to drone light shows and they love them.
  
• Look at the competition: Perhaps the best example of this comes from a billboard by Audi. It simply said, “Your move, BMW.” Then BMW put up a billboard a week later that said “Checkmate.” You don’t want to leave yourself open to ridicule, so study the area and select sites that won’t pose a problem. A drone show trumps them all.
  
• Less is more: Outdoor advertising catches the eye for a second or two—if you’re lucky. You don’t want to saturate the ad with messages and calls to action. Keep it simple and let a few words and stunning visuals grab consumers’ attention. Think of outdoor media as a conversation starter. It’s not there to inform, but merely to intrigue. Drones that form a simple shape mean more than anything.

Concerts use drones and drone light shows to promote merchandise and upcoming shows and sports teams put their logos in the sky to remind fans it’s time to buy tickets.

While drones swarm effortlessly in the skies, forming various shapes and patterns, getting them to work is a laborious task that requires pinpoint accuracy. And each performance must be customized, taking into consideration, weather, terrain, local regulations and network connectivity.

The drones, equipped with remote sensors and LED lights, are controlled in groups, or individually. Precision is key when controlling the unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV), with designers having to make sure there is a safe distance both between the drones and with the audience, while simultaneously making sure they are moving according to the rhythm of the music and the pulse of the audience.

Drone light show company can help you advertise with drones. This is the newest method of using drone light shows and drone displays for product launches.

Each drone weighs less than a pound, yet it can create more than 4 billion different color combinations. Drone light show company describes this as “virtually a billion color combinations.” Drone light show company’s software can check the entire fleet of drones before a show, enabling it to “select the most optimized drones for each flight based on battery life, GPS reception and more.” They are high tech and far out.

Maybe there’s a universal fascination with objects in the sky — and replacing fireworks with aerial drone shows will inevitably become the next logical step. One excited fan has even joked that if humanity stays on this trajectory, we’ll someday be telling our grandkids about our long-ago memories of fireworks on the Fourth of July. Drone Light Shows are the best for advertising, product launches and your next event as well

As technology in this arena becomes more advanced, more can be done to make these displays more engaging.

5G and machine learning, in particular, will be pivotal in this game of drones.  5G’s low latency will enable more precision when it comes to location tracking, allowing drones to form even more intricate formations closer to each other and also control over greater distances. Drone Light Show Company can always help you go further with your show.

Meanwhile, advancements in machine learning will allow drones to move more seamlessly in swarms – like a murmuration of birds or extinct creatures from long ago.

Fireworks may still be the preferred choice for large-scale events in the coming years, but drone performance shows may well start giving greater bang for the buck with less pollution and more sparkle in clear skies. Drone light shows beat fireworks and for advertising, they can’t be beat

Get ready for drones at your event