How To Design And Set-Up A Fireworks Show | The Explosion Show 

Yea, alot of people just see the shows but don't realize the amount of hours that goes into it... Clean up included after the show. There were times we would easily have 12 plus hour days for a 30 minute show🤘. You're right though, nothing like the concussion of the shell's lift charge when they go off🤘.

More like 18 hours. You often start early in the morning and end it all the way to the next morning.

He didn't go left for once 🤣

haha. try listening to madvillainy stoned and tell me what you thought

Salute to u

The reason?

@@andressaja737 to much people in hospital due to covid. They dont want people with burns from firework to go to hospital so no legal firework=less people with burns in hospital. Atleast thats what they believe.

Explosive ones 👌

Pyrotechnic, generally. Without lift.

You still doing manual shots? Or have the prices come down enough to be affordable? I'm looking Into getting my Pyro license

​@@ElevatedEyes2023😂 Have you seen prices???

There are alot of variables involved in it. For the shells they just shot it's well into several thousand dollars. The bigger the shell the more expensive they are. I don't know about in other countries, or even in other states, but here in utah where I shoot them at only about 1/2 of the show cost is in actual product. The other half pays for the permits, the crew, insurance etc. I did a show for new years eve last year at a ski resort. The show cost was $13,000, and we had right around 600 shells and several cakes in that show. Granted we weren't able to shoot anything larger than a 4inch shell due to space constraints so we were able to have more shells in the show because we were shooting the less expensive ones. I hope this makes sense, and answers your question.