Right Up Our Alley was posted to YouTube on Monday and has since exploded all over social media. The incredible filmmaking feat shows a drone flying around a bowling alley in hopes to raise support for a local business. Bryant Lake Bowl & Theatre is a popular venue in Minneapolis and was able to reopen with limited capacity in January.
The short film was directed by Anthony Jaksa and the camera operator was Jay Christensen, who has showcased various drone work on his Instagram before. The two have amazing portfolios, respectively, so be sure to check them out.
Some of the shots are utterly staggering and, to be honest, we simply can t stop watching. From sweeping around the room and along the lanes as bowling balls roll past it, the drone captures everything in crisp detail and with minimal motion blur. All in one shot.
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Watch a drone swoop through a bowling alley at warp speed
Hold on to your pins, people. This thing s coming at you fast. Listen - 01:34 GIF by Leslie Katz/CNET
Miss going to bowling alleys in person? Lace up your virtual bowling shoes and get ready to visit one through the eyes of a drone.
Filmmakers Jay Christensen and Anthony Jaska of video production house Rally Studios sent a drone speeding through Bryant-Lake Bowl and Theater in Minneapolis and posted the eye-popping results to YouTube on Sunday.