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Featured SeatGeek projects
This week's top SeatGeek projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
SeatGeek · Be Good At Seats - New Friend - 15
SeatGeek launches the 'Be Good At Seats' campaign, featuring a 15-second spot that transitions from an intimate, dimly lit living room setting to a high-energy concert crowd. The narrative leans into a cinematic, moody atmosphere, utilizing live-action technique to juxtapose a quiet interior scene with the excitement of live events. The project was developed by agency partners Flower Shop and Hailstorm LLC. Production was managed by Hannah Baines and Steam Films, with editorial work provided by Arcade Edit. Post-production and visual effects were handled by Royal Muster and Preymaker, while sound design was executed by Heard City and Warner Chappell Music.
SeatGeek · Be Good At Seats - Prodigy - 15
SeatGeek launches the 'Be Good At Seats' campaign, a commercial spot that contrasts a DIY practice setting with the refined experience of stadium viewing. The film moves from a suburban baseball diamond to the vibrant atmosphere of a crowded game, emphasizing the ticketing platform's role in the fan experience through live-action technique and a warm, clean aesthetic. Produced by Steam Films with production management by Hannah Baines, the project features post-production and visual effects from Preymaker and Royal Muster. Sound design and music composition were provided by Heard City and Warner Chappell Music, with creative oversight from agencies Flower Shop and Hailstorm LLC.
SeatGeek · Be Good At Seats - Prodigy - 30
SeatGeek leans into a comedic narrative for their latest 'Be Good At Seats' campaign. The spot, titled Prodigy, follows an intense coaching session at a local batting cage, highlighting a lighthearted dynamic between a father and son through a cinematic lens. The commercial utilizes live-action technique and clean, natural light to ground the humor, contrasting the earnest athletic training with the platform's focus on ticketing. The narrative resolves by shifting focus to the SeatGeek interface. Creative development was led by Flower Shop and Hailstorm LLC, with production handled by Steam Films and Hannah Baines. Post-production and color services were provided by Preymaker and Royal Muster, with sound design and music by Heard City and Warner Chappell Music.
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