Every shell fired was scored months earlier.

The paper score comes before the fire.

Bloom started in 2014 with two people scoring shell timing against music on graph paper, because the software available at the time couldn't model burst height accurately enough for tight venues.

We still score every display by hand before it goes into simulation software — the geometry of a site matters more than any template, and a template-first process shows in the finished display.

• Six-person design crew, every shell timing scored by hand
• Licensed and insured in every jurisdiction we operate in
• No display goes to simulation until the paper score is signed off