Redideo Captures Aerial Footage for Samuel Lawrence Foundation and SaveArtSpace Billboard Campaign in San Diego County

Redideo produced aerial photography and video for a billboard campaign spanning seven locations across San Diego County. The footage was commissioned by the Samuel Lawrence Foundation in partnership with SaveArtSpace, the nonprofit known for placing public art on unsold billboard space nationwide.

The project posted to Redideo's account on September 9, 2026, documents the full run: seven billboards, one edited short video compiling the aerial shots into a single piece. Redideo handled both the raw capture and the post-production edit, delivering a finished video rather than standalone photo assets.

Samuel Lawrence Foundation and SaveArtSpace have collaborated before on public art placements that use vacant billboard inventory to display work outside traditional gallery or ad space. This campaign continues that model, with San Diego County serving as the physical footprint for all seven boards.

No campaign name, budget, or media spend was disclosed in the source post. The scope described is limited to production: aerial capture across the seven-billboard run and the edited video that resulted.

Redideo's account did not specify placement duration, board locations within the county, or whether additional markets are planned. The post stands as the only public record of the engagement to date.

The Samuel Lawrence Foundation and SaveArtSpace partnership adds to a growing list of aerial-documented public art campaigns using billboard formats outside standard commercial advertising placements. Further details on the campaign's run dates or additional markets have not been released.