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Fox Sports Designs’ in-house team partnered up with VFX heavyweights, The Mill, to create a very surreal day at the beach for some of baseball’s biggest superstars. With the All-Star game coming to Southern California this year it seemed like a natural to incorporate one of Californias’ most iconic features…the beach.
We’ve just recently begun doing work for some of the other networks within the Fox universe, and this Fox Soccer Channel spot is an example of why we’re thrilled to have the opportunity to branch out a bit.
The brief for our 2009 All-Star Game called for us to highlight that the game was in St. Louis. So we cycled through “St. Louis” ideas and naturally kept focusing on the Arch.
Maybe it’s the speed, maybe it’s the power, or maybe it’s just the ear-splitting noise, but something about tackling a new NASCAR project always inspires a lot of really interesting and fun ideas for us to dive into, and this year was no exception.
Yankee Stadiums iconic facade, along with giant billboards of today’s greatest baseball stars, magically appear across New York City to herald the arrival of the final All-Star Game ever at legendary Yankee Stadium.
Nascar hit the airwaves in February, and with that came one of the department's most sought after campaigns.
Fox Sports in-house creative team has partnered with visual effects house Buf to produce a visually arresting spot
announcing the arrival of College Football’s Bowl Championship Series to Fox this season.
Dave Mellott pitched a pretty interesting idea that hewed closely to where this spot landed, and our boss really loved the idea of a modern “Copacabana” style club…so that’s what we did.
Fox Sports in-house creative team partnered with visual effects house Digital Domain to produce a visually arresting 60 second space epic announcing the return of the Daytona 500.
Every year we seem to do an All-Star campaign that features shooting a boatload of players and hoping for the best when we get back into the edit bay. This year was no exception.
