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Drone video / Advertising video

Drone film · Octopus Energy × Arsenal

Lights out at Emirates Stadium for Earth Hour.

A film for Octopus Energy and Arsenal, made for Earth Hour. Flying through Emirates Stadium as the lights go out, it shows the club joining millions around the world in the fight against climate change, and the stadium powered back up with 100% renewable electricity.

The project

Client
Octopus Energy

Featuring
Arsenal, Emirates Stadium

Sector
Energy

Service
Drone video

Film
56 sec

Where it ran
Online, digital and social channels

From brief to finished film.

How we turned Earth Hour into a moment of drama at Emirates Stadium.

01 · The brief

Make switching off spectacular

Octopus Energy and Arsenal wanted a short film for Earth Hour that turned the moment the stadium goes dark into something people would share.

03 · The outcome

A dramatic, shareable film

A 56-second film with voiceover and a clear call to switch to renewable electricity at home. Shared across online, digital and social channels.

02 · Our approach

Fly through the stadium as it goes dark

We filmed inside Emirates Stadium at night, following the lights going off around the bowl and flying across the stands and pitch, then capturing the floodlights coming back on.

04 · What we delivered

One stadium, one hour

Drone-led film, 56 sec
Night filming inside Emirates Stadium
Voiceover and graphics
Branded end frame

Behind the scenes

  • Emirates Stadium bowl from above at night

    The bowl

  • The floodlit pitch at Emirates Stadium

    Floodlit

  • Floodlights coming back on around the stadium

    Lights on

  • A hand turning the key to switch off the lights

    Lights out

  • Stadium staff checking the lights backstage

    Behind the scenes

  • Empty stands at Emirates Stadium after dark

    The stands

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Planning a drone shoot

Tell us your budget. We’ll show you what it buys.

Every project is built from simple credits — one for development, filming, editing or animation — at £795 + VAT each on pay-as-you-go. No minimum, no contract.

Making video all year round? Monthly plans bring that down to £495 + VAT a credit.

How our pricing works →

Tell us who the film is for, where it’ll be seen and roughly what you’d like to spend. A range is fine.

01 Brief & budget

02 A plan that fits

We show you exactly what your budget buys: scripting, filming days, editing or animation.

Script, shoot, edit and animate. Most films take 2–6 weeks from brief to delivery.

03 We make it

Your finished film plus versions for your website, social channels, events and presentations.

04 Ready for every channel

Let’s talk about your drone video.

Tell us a little about the project and your budget. We’ll reply within 24 hours with ideas and a clear plan — no obligation. Or email info@sneakglobal.com.