Artistic Philosophy
Our philosophy is that pyrotechnics are an art form and fireworks are much more than just explosions in the sky. We view fireworks as paint and the night sky as our canvas. Our trained pyrotechnicians share in this vision and know how to utilize this artistic medium to achieve desired pyrotechnic effects that will engage and impress any audience.
Our displays have three unique and artfully constructed acts: an opening, a body, and the grand finale. The opening is a short segment with a burst of large shells and loud salutes, which draw attention to the display. The body, the largest portion of the display, introduces more variety through multi-colored medium and large shells which are deployed using multiple methods and angles. The grand finale is designed to captivate spectators by focusing on distributing a dense array of fireworks vertically and horizontally across the night sky. This method creates a larger canvas and allows each firework to be appreciated individually and as part of the larger display.
Our displays have three unique and artfully constructed acts: an opening, a body, and the grand finale. The opening is a short segment with a burst of large shells and loud salutes, which draw attention to the display. The body, the largest portion of the display, introduces more variety through multi-colored medium and large shells which are deployed using multiple methods and angles. The grand finale is designed to captivate spectators by focusing on distributing a dense array of fireworks vertically and horizontally across the night sky. This method creates a larger canvas and allows each firework to be appreciated individually and as part of the larger display.
