DURO — the pyro show

Aerial coverage of DURO's pyrotechnics show, shot on 3 and 4 April 2026. There are no second chances in a show like this: the fireworks go up once, so the flight is timed to the show's exact schedule —when the countdown starts, how long the final barrage lasts— so the drone is already in position before it begins, not reacting after seeing it.

The full master runs 4 minutes 22 seconds, and the twelve published seconds were selected from it, with not a single cut inside: finding that exact stretch —the moment the pyrotechnics, the stage and the crowd sit best together in the same frame— is as much editing work as flying, reviewing the whole master rather than settling for the first seconds that look good.

The shot brings the pyrotechnics, the stage, the crowd lit by the screens and the city behind into a single frame: four elements that, seen from the ground, never fit together in one frame. It is footage that works both for the event recap and for promoting the next edition, showing the scale of the show at a glance to anyone who wasn't there.