Porn typically leads the way in the tech world. Photo: Ghost+Cow films
Shot on location in San Francisco, this film shows the more human side of drone technology: taking to the skies and filming beautiful people having sex.
Porn has always driven the adoption of new technologies, including VHS, Blue-Ray, and the internet itself. Online payment systems, streaming technologies, and even broadband technology has been driven by our endless need to see other people doing the nasty.
When there’s a new technology on offer, the adult entertainment business is the first to adopt and exploit it. Drones are no different: what better way to engage our inner voyeur than with footage of the sexual act.
The below video has an atmospheric soundtrack and — yes — people engaging in the oldest human activity on earth. While it’s tastefully done (there are no close ups of the action), the nakedness is clearly visible and is, as such, not safe for any environment like work or the subway. With that warning firmly in hand, head on through to see the video.
The unfortunate naming of the video aside, it’s a beautiful bit of motion photography, with soaring vistas near the coast and over wine country. The frothy soundtrack is “The Kink” by Taggart and Rosewood from their upcoming album The Killingest
The video was produced by Brooklyn-based Ghost + Cow films on location in San Francisco, and the drone operators were Radley Angelo and Kurt Selander of Spark Aerial. The directing duo of Brandon LaGanke and John Carlucci started out as advertisers, meeting at an agency in New York City. They now specialize in music videos, commercials, and branded content, but think of themselves as concept artists, not pornographers.
If this isn’t our favorite use of a drone, yet, it’s near the top of the list. As drone technology becomes more and more ubiquitous, you can bet you’ll see even more naked people from all sorts of interesting angles soon.
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