Some of our  images (more to come)

This is a Red Atomic Flash Tray. It lasts less than a second, bam!
 

This is a 25' Silver Fountain shot at a 30° angle.
 

These are three sequential shots of a 200 gram Red Flame Projector.  This device has zero smoke and lasts about 4 seconds.

Here is the video (highly compressed) the above shots are from.     A note -- there was a thunderstorm on its way (you can see lightning in one shot) and we didn't move the camera and shot 60' mines vs. the planned 20', so they do go off-screen

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(All the above, stills and video, were shot with a Panasonic PV-DV601 Digital Camcorder)

Here is a more accurate view of what a Flame Projector looks like on stage.
 

Some of our supplier's images

These are Mines in various colors.

This is a waterfall, actually a number hung in a row.  These are blue/gold.
 

Here is a big silver waterfall. with some fountains on the bottom to help.

This is called a flame projector.  It last a second or two and can be made red, yellow, or green.

This is the Stones using some fountains and then some very red flame projectors.
 
 

This is Tina Turner using a large number of silver fountains.

These are two small gold airbursts.  (Check out the people.)
 
 

This is a large silver airburst plus two silver fountains.
 
 

This is a pair of gold mines.
 
 

This is a pair of green mines, two silver wheels, two silver fountains, and four red flares.


© Chris Magno

A wedding reception using silver fountains and dry ice fog.