Making the best out of a small shoot site

[tntrealty1]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aL6y_DLnYzE

Some of you might like this video I put together of our crew shooting a small show ($7k) for a town in New Hampshire where space was an issue. We were limited to 3" max shell size at this site with other challenges at the shoot site as well. The show was non-stop 2.5" & 3" Yung Feng & Thunderbird shells in the air in flights of 2,3, & 5. The show went well with great sponsor feedback. I was surprised how nice 2.5" & 3" shells can paint the sky with the correct set-up. The video is from the shoot site perspective. Enjoy.

[PyroManiacs]

Cool vid, thanks for sharing!

[supermofunk8]

nice video an nice product!!!

[displayfireworks1]

I sure wish more people would post this type of video. You did a great job producing this video. I followed the video link and I hope you do not mind if I post the city for our overseas friends to have a geographic perspective.
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[PyroManiacs]

https://s3.amazonaws.com/s1.feuerwerks.com/uploaditems/reload.png

Jeeze, thats funny! ;)

[PGH_Pyro]

yeah i love ground-zero (shooter's P.O.V.) videos like this . I have made a few myself .

[tntrealty1]

Thanks everyone for the nice comments. I'll do my best to post some more videos as time allows. We've been shooting quite a few shows lately of all shapes and sizes ($5k - $20k) including the Gloucester, MA Schooner Festival, Rockport Illumination Night, Merrimack College last Thursday and a large wedding at Loon Mountain, NH this weekend. The wedding is a hand fire with 6" shells in it so I'm excited for that. I may break out the GoPro helmet cam for that:)
Thanks again everyone...and a special thanks to you Dave for helping me get my 54 last year...