A typical fireworks show, which lasts about 20-25 minutes, takes about one year for preparation and procurement of products from China and Europe. <\/p>\n
The company starts placing orders in July with the expectation of receiving the goods from November to April the following year. <\/p>\n
Pyro Spectaculars is usually fully booked for Independence Day by April. <\/p>\n
Then the show production team works with the sponsors, city planners, and fire departments in site selection for the shows. <\/p>\n
Show design begins, with story-boards, choreographed to music. <\/p>\n
From May 1 to the middle of June the shows are assembled, processed and packaged, ready for shipment. <\/p>\n
In the last two weeks leading up to July 4, crews are loading hundreds of trucks, heaving firing equipment into them for every show. <\/p>\n
On the morning of July 4, the crews arrive at 5:30 a.m. - eat hot dogs at 6 a.m. - to pick up their respective trucks loaded with fireworks, heading out to their shows. <\/p>\n
Some shows set up several days before the show. On the Fourth of July, it will take all day to set up fireworks. <\/p>\n
By 5 p.m., the shows are ready to fire. At 9 p.m. shows are launched. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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