Another amazing show as always!! I really like the effect at the start with the fire machines coming from both sides in and then hitting a slice … very cool idea. I may just have to borrow that
Thank you and glad you like it. barrow away - don't we all get ideas form each other. And yes, I thought those flames to yellow slice worked out great too - better than imagined.
Great show! I can only imagine how amazing the nishiki shots looked in person during Golden Hour. They don't show up well in video, but in person, OMG!
Amazing show!! One of the best I've seen WOW!! Thats some hard work and a lot of time dedication for all the organized layout. Cant wait to see what you do next year ,ROCK ON!!
Hey!. I really appreciate the nice remarks. Thank you. We had some good friends help out and we pulled it off this year without much of an issue. Take Care!
Very well done. Scripting and product on point. Sounds like the crowd appreciated it. I looked at your set up and have one suggestion that may help slightly on your angle single shots. I always put the noodle on the bottom side of the angle so the comet/mine body top side rests on the metal tube. The device has a tendency to want to move to the vertical position when it fires with the physics involved so if it is against the foam it can move a small amount and come out at a slightly different angle. I noticed that sometimes in some of my early shows. Didn't really see a big problem in yours but just something for the future perhaps. Really good stuff though!
After I had seen you talking about that a few years back I ended up building my own like the ones that Big Time Pyro sales and now have 7 50 count racks. Not really seeing any movement with his. Maybe have to PM on PT to find out what racks his using?
Thanks for the comment and the suggestion - the foam placement suggestion totally makes sense. I do need to work on the camera a bit. I film it all with gopros and Super View and then post process the fisheye out as much as possible, but it still ends to pull all the high comets into the center. Another items on my list to work on this year.
@charleswdii, I'm using the Craigco. racks. There are pictures and videos at the end. There is no zipties, but you have to use foam or something to fill the gaps of the smaller product.
I just got around to watching this. Ken, I always love your displays! Well vetted and edited music with good variety and excellent pyro choreography! I also loved your patriotic interlude. All good stuff, brother!
Thank you pyro brother. Your comments mean a lot. We keep learning and trying new things. A lot of the audience really appreciate that patriotic interlude, too. And it provides a nice little break.
Dude, this is an amazingly well done show. This is how I want my shows to look. Do you happen to have a list of the shells and mines, etc... that you used in the show. I'm trying to play out my show for next 4th and it would be extremely helpful to know what type of things you were using here. I'm using a bilscone system so everything is pushing buttons, but we had a nice little display on labor day for the family. thanks in advance for any help.
Thanks for the great comment. As for the single shots - those are pretty straight forward ; e.g., white glitter comet, gold comet, yellow slice, etc. As for consumer items, the end of the video shows most of the product. I used a lot of Nishiki Weapons of Warfare canisters from Pyroland and their Love Potion No.9 NOAB. I had Winda Silent Power a few times. I like strobing effects so I had lots of the Dominator Mammoth Strobes through a number of the segments - all picked up from Fireworks Forever. And in the 3rd Segment I used tons of the Opps All Cherries ball shells from Pyroland. And most of the canisters in the last segment were Red, White, and Blue 5in from Dominator.
This is possibly the best show compilation I have seen to date. Absolutely Amazing!
Thanks for the kind comment. it was a lot of fun... we'll see what happens this year :)
Quite spectacular. What an absolute mountain of planning and prep that went into this show.
Thank you for the comment. A lot of things came together this year quite nicely.
Another amazing show as always!!
I really like the effect at the start with the fire machines coming from both sides in and then hitting a slice … very cool idea. I may just have to borrow that
Thank you and glad you like it. barrow away - don't we all get ideas form each other. And yes, I thought those flames to yellow slice worked out great too - better than imagined.
Excellent show! Definitely topped prior year/s! Great soundtrack
Thanks!! I was a bit iffy on some of the songs, but they worked out. I was happy how it all turned out
WOW! Beautifully Done
Thank you for the comment. I'm glad it was enjoyable.
👌🏻 wonderful..
Thank you. I appreciate the nice comment.
Well done!!
Thank you Sir!
Great show! I can only imagine how amazing the nishiki shots looked in person during Golden Hour. They don't show up well in video, but in person, OMG!
Thanks! Yeah, nishiki are difficult to capture on camera. Something to work on - need to find those right camera settings.
Beautiful show. Probably months of planning. Great job 👏
Thank you for the kind comment. I"m glad you enjoyed it. It was a bit of work - but all came together in the end.
Amazing show!! One of the best I've seen WOW!! Thats some hard work and a lot of time dedication for all the organized layout. Cant wait to see what you do next year ,ROCK ON!!
Hey!. I really appreciate the nice remarks. Thank you. We had some good friends help out and we pulled it off this year without much of an issue. Take Care!
Very well done. Scripting and product on point. Sounds like the crowd appreciated it. I looked at your set up and have one suggestion that may help slightly on your angle single shots. I always put the noodle on the bottom side of the angle so the comet/mine body top side rests on the metal tube. The device has a tendency to want to move to the vertical position when it fires with the physics involved so if it is against the foam it can move a small amount and come out at a slightly different angle. I noticed that sometimes in some of my early shows. Didn't really see a big problem in yours but just something for the future perhaps.
Really good stuff though!
After I had seen you talking about that a few years back I ended up building my own like the ones that Big Time Pyro sales and now have 7 50 count racks. Not really seeing any movement with his. Maybe have to PM on PT to find out what racks his using?
Thanks for the comment and the suggestion - the foam placement suggestion totally makes sense. I do need to work on the camera a bit. I film it all with gopros and Super View and then post process the fisheye out as much as possible, but it still ends to pull all the high comets into the center. Another items on my list to work on this year.
@charleswdii, I'm using the Craigco. racks. There are pictures and videos at the end. There is no zipties, but you have to use foam or something to fill the gaps of the smaller product.
@@ignite9550 Brian is a great guy and help me a lot with picking the best gas mine for the look I was going for. Can’t go wrong with CraigCo
I just got around to watching this. Ken, I always love your displays! Well vetted and edited music with good variety and excellent pyro choreography! I also loved your patriotic interlude. All good stuff, brother!
Thank you pyro brother. Your comments mean a lot. We keep learning and trying new things. A lot of the audience really appreciate that patriotic interlude, too. And it provides a nice little break.
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Thank you Pyro BULGARIA!!!! Always one of my favorite places. If I ever make it back there, we'll have to meet up.
Dude, this is an amazingly well done show. This is how I want my shows to look. Do you happen to have a list of the shells and mines, etc... that you used in the show. I'm trying to play out my show for next 4th and it would be extremely helpful to know what type of things you were using here. I'm using a bilscone system so everything is pushing buttons, but we had a nice little display on labor day for the family. thanks in advance for any help.
Thanks for the great comment. As for the single shots - those are pretty straight forward ; e.g., white glitter comet, gold comet, yellow slice, etc. As for consumer items, the end of the video shows most of the product. I used a lot of Nishiki Weapons of Warfare canisters from Pyroland and their Love Potion No.9 NOAB. I had Winda Silent Power a few times. I like strobing effects so I had lots of the Dominator Mammoth Strobes through a number of the segments - all picked up from Fireworks Forever. And in the 3rd Segment I used tons of the Opps All Cherries ball shells from Pyroland. And most of the canisters in the last segment were Red, White, and Blue 5in from Dominator.