Wedding Fireworks Sept. 2010

Five 32 cue remote firing systems placed 75 ft. apart. Talon clip igniters used with 100% ignition.
At 54 seconds the wife moved the camera back.
At 4 minutes a buddy came up and jabbed me in the ribs as I was pushing a cue button and I ended up starting two cues. The kids next to me, well if they were mine....

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• Wedding
• Sept
• 10

[GeorgeBonez]

My guess is that you were running 5 remote stations, maybe more. You’ve got the equipment and technical down pat now focus more on choreography and you will be an ass kicker. I know you think I’m being harsh but I’m not. I’m trying to help someone that’s great be even greater. Like I said before, Good job dude. Keep it up...you even more.

[deweycoon]

@GeorgeBonez George from the comments you sounds like a pro with years of experience. Good advice to an amateur like me is helpful and I'll consider changes in the future.

[MrMRJOHNNYDRAMA]

whats something like this cost?



[deweycoon]

@MrMRJOHNNYDRAMA I believe the cost of the fireworks was around $1400.

[GeorgeBonez]

You did really great dude. k

[GeorgeBonez]

@deweycoon Dude I didnt mean it like that. I just re-read what I said and I see what ya mean. Im sorry man. I didnt mean to sound like that. Fact is I really liked it. Im not a pro. Im a nobody . C ya

[GeorgeBonez]

Hey I’m sure you already know this but as good as your show was. It was way to busy. What I mean is. You need to pause more and give the crowd time to refocus their eyes. Pyro shows are like music or a play. There are accents, climaxes, descents and surprises not just one big finally. I mean no offense OK and you did a great job. Too great in a sense. lol. Even in your vid the crowd tried to cheer but was interrupted by even more fireworks. Givem a sec to process. They will love you even more.