Investment
Production funding prospectus for "Ballerina Flats" by Deer Park.
A Building Falls. Once.
On April 12, 2026, a building in Brickell Key, Miami will be demolished by controlled implosion. The event lasts approximately 20 seconds. It will never happen again.
This is the centerpiece of the "Ballerina Flats" music video for Deer Park — an artist with press in The Fader, Pitchfork, Stereogum, and The Guardian. The concept is elemental: an artist performing on a boat at sunrise as a building collapses behind them. The footage loops, the smoke settles, the song plays.
The production requires a coordinated multi-cam shoot from three positions, a full day of performance coverage, and a deliberate post-production pipeline that prioritizes cinematic quality and editorial restraint.
Total production funding required
Fee, flights, equipment, styling, videographers, editor(s) & post-production
Where Funding Goes
Three Pillars of Production
The Moment
- One-time building implosion event
- April 12, 2026 — 8:30 AM
- Brickell Key, Miami
- ~20 seconds of irreplicable footage
The Production
- Multi-cam cinematic coverage
- Three shooting positions (boat, adjacent building, high-rise)
- Slow motion and standard frame rate
- Sunrise-to-sundown shoot day
The Post
- Professional editing with focus on simplicity
- Color grading priority
- Sparse, hypnotic editorial approach
- Multi-format delivery
From Funding to Delivery
Pre-Production
Mar – Apr 2026Crew confirmation, equipment sourcing, travel logistics, demolition company coordination, boat booking.
Shoot Day
Apr 12, 2026Pre-dawn arrival. Sunrise performance. 8:30 AM implosion. Full-day performance and B-roll coverage through sundown.
Post-Production
Apr – May 2026Multi-cam ingest, selects, assembly, color grading, and final edit. Estimated 3–4 weeks.
Final Delivery
May 2026Master files, social cuts, and all deliverables.