Stand-in photograph of a drone light show over a crowd. Not an Aerial Swarm performance.

Lafayette · drone light shows

The sky
can spell.

Aerial Swarm draws a name, a mark, or a countdown, holds it long enough to be seen, and then the night is empty again.

Photographs are stand-ins. Your nights replace them.

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Pictures

A word. A mark. A fleur-de-lis. Then dark.

A word

A name, a yes, a year. Short enough to read from the ground.

A mark

A logo reduced to a shape people already know.

A countdown

Ten to one, then the picture, then the sky goes quiet.

Stand-in photograph of a night crowd at a show.

Who it’s for

The night people film without being asked.

Brides, festival boards, campuses, and brands who want the room to look up at the same time. Not a buzz overhead. A picture.

Call time

A show night is a schedule.

  1. 01

    Site walk

    Afternoon. Measure the box. Find the power and the wind.

  2. 02

    Wind call

    Before dark. If it is wrong, the night moves. We do not force it.

  3. 03

    The hold

    Launch, the picture, long enough to be read, lights out.

  4. 04

    Gone

    Aircraft up. Trucks leave. The field looks like noon.

The fence

The swarm stays in the box. The crowd stays out.

The box is marked on the ground before anyone arrives. People, cars, and the stage stay on their side of the line. If the wind or the site is wrong, the show does not fly.

Stand-in photograph of a celebration crowd at night.

Night book

Tell the sky what to say.

Date, town, and the picture. Travis reads it and answers whether that night can fly.