Customizable Drone Light Shows, Flight Patterns For Branding & Events Announced
Sep 12, 2023
FlyLight Drones (469-228-8227) recently updated its drone light show offerings for businesses seeking to promote their brands in a more effective way.
Carrollton, United States - September 12, 2023 /PressCable/ —
Following the announcement, FlyLight Drones is providing businesses with a unique and innovative way of engaging customers and enhancing their brand activation. The drone light shows can be customized to display brand logos, messages, and other imagery relevant to their marketing.
More details can be found at https://www.flylightdrones.com/contact-us
With its expanded offering, the company creates aerial spectacles, equipping drones with lights that are flown in synchronized patterns to create unique light formations. The team sets each show to evocative music and can perform them both indoors and outdoors.
Though a newer form of entertainment, drone light shows, like those put on by FlyLight Drones, have quickly gained attention and popularity, especially with brands that are now using them as marketing tools. Because the shows can be fully customized to display brand imagery and messaging, businesses can create memorable experiences that convey their identity and capture the attention of viewers, the team says.
The drone light shows also have a relatively low impact on the environment, as the drones and lights run completely on electricity. As such, they present brands with an eco-conscious and responsible form of experiential marketing, FlyLight Drones adds.
“The intersection of technology and art has always been a fascinating area of exploration for us, and our drone light shows demonstrate this,” said company founder Stephanie Allison. “Our captivating displays engage crowds and leave a lasting impression. By leveraging the power of drones, businesses can create unique and memorable experiences that enhance their visibility and increase brand awareness.”
Businesses interested in carrying out a drone light show can contact FlyLight Drones at 469-228-8227 or by filling out the request form on their website. For all drone light shows, FlyLight Drones recommends allocating at least 3 to 4 weeks for the design process, reserving airspace, and securing waivers.
About FlyLight Drones
Based in Dallas, TX, FlyLight Drones has provided cutting-edge aerial entertainment to clients nationwide since 2022. The company offers competitive pricing to perform drone light shows at various events, including concerts, festivals, sporting events, weddings, and corporate conferences.
Interested parties can find more information at https://www.flylightdrones.com/contact-us
Contact Info:
Name: Stephanie Allison
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Organization: Flylight Drones
Address: 1605 Crescent Cir Ste 200, Carrollton, TX 75006, United States
Phone: +1-469-228-8227
Website: https://www.flylightdrones.com
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