Rocking with Drone
video
I was promoting DX2 Broadcast in Arkansas today and I
stumbled on Arkansas Aerials. I talked with Robert Davis who produces video and
photography and is a UAS pilot. I was later on an appointment and driving
through Dallas and I recalled the Texas Association of Broadcasters Expo in
Austin last week and with all of the displays, none of them had UAS/Drone
videos. It got me thinking of the imagery of the Dallas Skyline, the imagery
from UAS/Drones is so much more compelling than anything else out there.
Commercials
There are many advertisers using UAS footage in their
marketing. One that I see all of the time is the Base jumping off of windmills and antenas. Check out the Altitude Cam Demo Reel.
Video walls
There is nothing that gets the attention the way aerial
footage using UAS/Drones do, especially on a video wall. Sony, Toshiba,
Panasonic and Samsung should all have UAS/Drone footage playing in a loop and preferably
of the area they are displaying in. Balboa Park, the San Diego Zoo, Wild Animal
Park, Sea World, Disney, Six Flags should all have a video wall billboard with
UAS/Drone footage of their facility playing.
New housing
developments
If Coldwell Banker and the NRT will be sorry they banned
Drone marketing. Some architect who loves the layout of their new development
is going to want their prospective new residents to share in his vision of how
beautiful their neighborhood is. I can see video wall billboards and flat screen
TVs inside the show rooms displaying a panoramic aerial view with a close up or
the community recreation area. Nothing showcases an area like the combined
technology of a video-wall and UAS/Drone imagery.
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