An interview with Omer Fast, who discusses his celebrated work, Five Thousand Feet is the Best, a video about a drone operator who kills from a distance, half a world away, as an unmanned plane is activated to fire at civilians from a height of five thousand feet. Fast addresses the media spaces of war and the unnamed psychological disorder associated with virtual killing. For the drone operator, the experience of combat reality is hyper-real, but paradoxically, the senses are being deprived, as the killing is being carried out in silence and this has lasting psychological ramifications.

Additionally, Fast suggests that "the most violent thing a drone does is impose a camera and a perspective on people who are either unaware of its presence or who are actively resisting it."