NFA and APA Convention Report
NFA and APA Convention Report
Dominator attended both the NFA and APA these past weeks. Both conventions were a great success.
The NFA was in Billings, MT and despite the distant location, the convention was very well attended. The live Demos were excellent and the trade show very well attended.
Dominator's live demo drew many favorable comments and our trade booth was very busy. It is great that we seem to be offering a product line that is well recieved by the industry.
The closing show of the NFA was a pyromusical production done by Aaron Mayfield of AM Pyro. The show was absoutly amazing! Although this will be my 26th year of shooting and producing display fireworks shows, Aaron's show left me stunned. Being a professional, I see fireworks almost every day and sometimes it gets a little routine. Aaron's show recharged my passion for excellent fireworks and you can be sure that Dominator is working hard to raise the bar and provide effects that talent like Aaron can put to good use.
Finally, the NFA leadership and volunteers all do an amazing job to make the NFA the premier buyers convention in the fireworks industry. I would like to personally say thank you to all that work so hard to make this convention the success that it has become. Keep up the great work!!
The APA convention was held at the Disney Yaught Club in Orlando, FL. The venue was made for fireworks as we enjoyed nightly fireworks displays in and around Disney's lakes. Two displays worth noting were done by Panzera of Italy and Pyrotechnico, of PA.
Panzera's display featured many fronts of comets and mines and hard breaking cylinder shells. It is always nice to see European style effects that are rare in the USA.
Pyrotechnico produced a hard hitting, high energy display cheographed to rock. It was a well designed show that had a great variety of product.
The APA convention was very well attended and represented a true who's who amoung the USA fireworks industry. The trade show is a little late in the season and therefore is not that well attended, but still it is always worth the effort. The team at the APA did a great job putting the convention together.
Dominator attended both the NFA and APA these past weeks. Both conventions were a great success.
The NFA was in Billings, MT and despite the distant location, the convention was very well attended. The live Demos were excellent and the trade show very well attended.
Dominator's live demo drew many favorable comments and our trade booth was very busy. It is great that we seem to be offering a product line that is well recieved by the industry.
The closing show of the NFA was a pyromusical production done by Aaron Mayfield of AM Pyro. The show was absoutly amazing! Although this will be my 26th year of shooting and producing display fireworks shows, Aaron's show left me stunned. Being a professional, I see fireworks almost every day and sometimes it gets a little routine. Aaron's show recharged my passion for excellent fireworks and you can be sure that Dominator is working hard to raise the bar and provide effects that talent like Aaron can put to good use.
Finally, the NFA leadership and volunteers all do an amazing job to make the NFA the premier buyers convention in the fireworks industry. I would like to personally say thank you to all that work so hard to make this convention the success that it has become. Keep up the great work!!
The APA convention was held at the Disney Yaught Club in Orlando, FL. The venue was made for fireworks as we enjoyed nightly fireworks displays in and around Disney's lakes. Two displays worth noting were done by Panzera of Italy and Pyrotechnico, of PA.
Panzera's display featured many fronts of comets and mines and hard breaking cylinder shells. It is always nice to see European style effects that are rare in the USA.
Pyrotechnico produced a hard hitting, high energy display cheographed to rock. It was a well designed show that had a great variety of product.
The APA convention was very well attended and represented a true who's who amoung the USA fireworks industry. The trade show is a little late in the season and therefore is not that well attended, but still it is always worth the effort. The team at the APA did a great job putting the convention together.
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