ESPN's 'That's a W' profile of Crystal Dunn captures the trajectory of a professional career through a blend of game highlights, training sessions, and intimate portraiture. The film balances high-intensity athletic action with personal moments on the field, framing Dunn's dedication against familiar training ground and stadium environments.
Produced in collaboration with the agency Arts & Letters, the piece employs a documentary aesthetic that relies on live-action techniques to build its narrative. Post-production and visual effects were handled by Company 3 New York and Mondial, with sound and music provided by Sonic Union.
