I am Teemu,
Freelance drone show designer
I design complete custom shows for drone show operators, from a concept or a script to choreography, previews and flight-ready delivery. I have designed more than 200 shows, usually for fleets from 50 to 300 drones, with projects up to 500 by scope.
200+ shows designed · 50–500 drones · Award-winning design
Flight-ready drone show animation
Whether you need a reliable designer for ongoing shows or extra capacity for a busy production period, I’m available. I can take a concept, scene list or timecoded script and turn it into a coherent show with clear formations, purposeful movement, strong pacing and fast transitions.
Just set your fleet size, stage, deadline, platform requirements and review process. I adapt to your workflow, communicate clearly and treat revisions as normal production work. Your team retains final show control.
I focus on making the available fleet work hard: readable formations, visual impact, less dead time between scenes and movement that remains part of the spectacle.
Commercial creative
I am Teemu Eskola, an independent drone show designer with a background in advertising, creative direction and visual communication. I understand briefs, approvals, deadlines, changing requirements and client realities.
While making a show fly is a lot of production work, for the audience the finished show may be a once-in-a-lifetime spectacle. That still matters. Drama is drama, whether on a TV screen, on an ad stand or in the sky.
Have a show coming up?
Let’s discuss the brief.
Drone show -related insights
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What makes a great drone show design
Sure, a great drone show design is dazzling, elegant and powerful. This is what your client is paying for. The problem with these adjectives is that they are subjective. You have a thousand people in the audience so you have a thousand opinions. A senior designer delivers on these ten times out of ten. In…
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How to brief a drone show designer
I have received a drone show brief that was 20 pages long (for a 12-minute show), and I have received a brief that was one sentence. Both required a fair bit of refining, but they both resulted in a great show. This is just my suggestion for a brief – it’s a guide to get…
