In anticipation of Pro Bowl 2022, drone pilot Johnny FPV and the National Football League (NFL) recently collaborated on a promotional video clip that takes you on a whirlwind journey through the Las Vegas strip. Shot on a Red Komodo FPV drone, the clip starts at Caesars Palace and then takes the viewer on a dive down the Eiffel Tower replica that marks the Paris, Las Vegas hotel.
The viewer is then taken on a dizzying journey, where clips of pro football players in action are projected on numerous buildings, before the drone flips around and weaves its way through the High Roller Ferris wheel. Finally, the drone makes its way toward Allegiant Stadium and gives you a birds-eye-view of the interior, including the field – where the NFL’s Pro Bowl is set to take place on February 6th.
Johnny FPV, who goes by Johnny Schaer, filmed and edited the clip by himself. Video projections seen on the buildings throughout the clip were created by Keane Luøng. Logan Armstrong is responsible for the sound design and color grading was completed by Schaer and Jake Irish with FPVluts.com. If you’re looking to fly like Johnny, you can get his complete ready-to-fly set up here.
Schaer recently completed work on the Netflix feature film Red Notice starring The Rock, Ryan Reynolds and Gal Gadot. He is credited with helping start the FPV (first-person-view) movement and boasts over 1 million followers on his social channels. Huge thanks goes out to AirVūz for the heads up on his latest work. Johnny FPV’s other incredible clips can be viewed on his channel with the leading drone video network.
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