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Fly through the inside of the New Goodyear Blimp

People know what a blimp looks like from the ground. They have not been inside one. Fly through the inside of the New Goodyear Blimp is that trip, about a minute and a half. There is no narration. The camera travels the frame inside the envelope: the ring of truss, the lights, the cables, and the dark shape of the ballonet. A person stands in the shot, small against the structure, which is how the scale gets told. Near the end, someone on the soundtrack says that is it. The video does not explain how an airship flies. It lets you look. Another company hiring Beacon for this kind of video is buying a look at a place the customer cannot tour. A plant, a ship, an aircraft, or a building still closed to visitors. A paragraph about size does less than one shot that makes a person look small. They did not need a narrator walking through airship engineering. They needed the inside of the ship to be something you can watch. That is what this video is for.