Drone Performance Implementation Guide

Here, the issues that are easiest for organizers to communicate repeatedly when preparing for drone light shows are broken down into independent guides to facilitate the judgment of the venue, process, materials and safety boundaries before entering into formal plan communication.

How to communicate drone performance budget and scope

How to communicate drone performance budget and scope

Budget communication is not about asking for a fixed price first, but first clearly stating the event city, date, venue, complexity of the picture, performance duration and on-site cooperation conditions.

Let’s talk about the activity goals first
Let’s talk about site conditions
Final confirmation of scale range
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What to look for in a drone performance site survey

What to look for in a drone performance site survey

The focus of the site survey is not just to see whether the sky is open, but also to confirm the take-off and landing area, spectator area, surrounding obstacles, lighting environment, vehicle movement lines and on-site control conditions.

Look at the landing area
Take a look at the scene
Look at the surrounding environment
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How to arrange weather backup plan for drone light show

How to arrange weather backup plan for drone light show

Drone performances are affected by wind, rain, visibility and on-site safety conditions. For important events, it is recommended to reserve backup mechanisms in terms of process and time.

Advance equipment usage time
Keep the adjustment mechanism
Judgment based on conditions on site
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How to write a creative script for a drone light show

How to write a creative script for a drone light show

A good drone performance script should have an opening, theme development, climax and ending, rather than simply arranging logos, text and patterns in a series.

Decide on the main line first
Rearrange the screen
Final rhythm
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How to plan photo and video materials after drone performance

How to plan photo and video materials after drone performance

If the performance is to be used for publicity and communication, the host position, short video frame, audience perspective, and closing scene must be considered in the early stage.

Determine the purpose of communication in advance
Re-schedule the shooting location
Reserve the final scene at the end
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How to determine the audience viewing area for drone performances

How to determine the audience viewing area for drone performances

The viewing surface determines the pattern direction, text orientation and shooting effect. The organizer should determine the main stage, audience area and main communication camera positions as early as possible.

Determine the main audience area
Uniform text orientation
Taking into account photography and communication
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How to coordinate drone performance with stage process

How to coordinate drone performance with stage process

The drone light show can serve as the opening, reveal, climax or closing link, but it needs to be aligned with the hosting, music, big screen, lighting and security procedures in advance.

Confirm the inserted node
Unified countdown
Control live lighting
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Why should holiday drone performances be booked in advance?

Why should holiday drone performances be booked in advance?

Holiday activities usually involve venues, personnel, equipment, weather backup and on-site security. The later the decision is made, the easier it is to affect the program design and execution preparation.

Schedule is tighter
More materials
On-site control is more complex
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What logos and visual materials do brands need to prepare?

What logos and visual materials do brands need to prepare?

Brand drone performances need to transform logos, product outlines, theme slogans and main visuals into clear images suitable for aerial presentation.

Provide HD files
Simplify complex graphics ahead of time
Determine main visual priority
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How event organizers can reduce the risk of drone performance execution

How event organizers can reduce the risk of drone performance execution

The core of reducing execution risks is to confirm information in advance, reduce temporary changes, clarify on-site division of labor, and put weather and safety boundaries into the plan.

Reduce temporary changes
Clear on-site division of labor
Keep safe boundaries
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