2019 Birmingham Alexander Stadium Drone Stock Footage

£89.00

Captured in 2019, this high-quality aerial drone footage showcases the Alexander Stadium in its original form before its redevelopment for the 2022 Commonwealth Games. With the iconic Birmingham city skyline in the background, this stunning clip highlights the contrast of old and new, offering a unique perspective on the stadium's history.

Key Features:

  • Aerial footage of the Birmingham Alexander Stadium in 2019

  • Birmingham city skyline in the background

  • High-quality drone shot capturing the essence of the stadium's original form

Perfect for use in:

  • Documentaries

  • Urban development projects

  • Sports venue retrospectives

No Extra Fees:

  • No additional fees for 4K resolution

  • No extra fees for use in television broadcasts or films

  • Straightforward license with no circulation limits

Also Available in Clip Pack #46 – 2019 The Old Birmingham Alexander Stadium – Archive Stock Video Footage
If you’re looking for more footage from 2019, check out Clip Pack #46. This archive collection includes additional clips showcasing the Alexander Stadium before its major redevelopment, providing a historical look at the venue.

Captured in 2019, this high-quality aerial drone footage showcases the Alexander Stadium in its original form before its redevelopment for the 2022 Commonwealth Games. With the iconic Birmingham city skyline in the background, this stunning clip highlights the contrast of old and new, offering a unique perspective on the stadium's history.

Key Features:

  • Aerial footage of the Birmingham Alexander Stadium in 2019

  • Birmingham city skyline in the background

  • High-quality drone shot capturing the essence of the stadium's original form

Perfect for use in:

  • Documentaries

  • Urban development projects

  • Sports venue retrospectives

No Extra Fees:

  • No additional fees for 4K resolution

  • No extra fees for use in television broadcasts or films

  • Straightforward license with no circulation limits

Also Available in Clip Pack #46 – 2019 The Old Birmingham Alexander Stadium – Archive Stock Video Footage
If you’re looking for more footage from 2019, check out Clip Pack #46. This archive collection includes additional clips showcasing the Alexander Stadium before its major redevelopment, providing a historical look at the venue.

Clip Pack #46 - 2019 The Old Birmingham Alexander Stadium - Archive Stock Video Footage
Clip Pack #46 - 2019 The Old Birmingham Alexander Stadium - Archive Stock Video Footage
£1,000.00

Duration: 8 minutes
Total Clips: 32
File Size: 3.2GB

Description:

Clip Pack #46 features exclusive archival footage of the Alexander Stadium in Birmingham, UK, shot in 2019. This archive stock video footage provides a fascinating look at the stadium before its major redevelopment for the 2022 Commonwealth Games.

Full disclosure - Captured with 2019 drone technology, the footage may not have the sharpness or advanced features of today’s drones, but it is still high enough quality for television and various productions. I don't have a time machine, unfortunately, but the footage offers unique and valuable insight into the original state of this iconic stadium.

This pack showcases 32 high-quality drone clips, covering sunrise and daylight shots, providing a variety of aerial perspectives of the stadium and the surrounding areas. You’ll also get views of Birmingham’s city skyline and landscape, offering a snapshot of the city’s atmosphere pre-Games.

Birmingham was awarded the 2022 Commonwealth Games in 2017, and the development planning of the Alexander Stadium began shortly after. This pack captures the stadium before its transformation into the world-class venue it became for the Games.

This footage is part of a larger collection, which includes:

  • 2021 footage showing the ongoing development of the Alexander Stadium

  • 2022 footage showing the completed stadium, ready for the final preparations for the Games

Clip Pack #46 is perfect for those documenting Birmingham’s transformation and the legacy of the Commonwealth Games.

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