Fox Sports mixes augmented reality with legendary views for Women’s World Cup
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Fox’s World Cup brand
For the on-air design, Drive Studio has crafted a complete package that builds upon the design vernacular used during Fox’s past World Cup efforts.
With fleur-de-lis imagery wrapping the design, Drive notes the overall design aims to “embrace the international scope, scale, & flavor of the World Cup while also paying tribute to the environment, history, and culture of France.”
The full package includes multiple opens, bumps, interstitial elements, promos and monitor graphics which fully brand all parts of the coverage along with a toolkit of augmented reality elements.
Similar to the 2018 World Cup, Drive has also recreated part of the unique Eiffel Tower setting in Unreal Engine to allow for augmented graphic overlays of both day and night scenes.
“We also endeavored to create an Olympic Spirit – the concept of multiple nations coming together, regardless of political agendas and cultural differences, united in sport,” notes Drive. “[The] elements seamlessly blend to allow the brand to resonate the spirit of Fox Sports and it’s loud and proud attitude.”
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2019 FIFA Women's World Cup, Augmented Reality for Broadcast, Drive Studio, fifa world cup, Fox Sports, france, fs1, NEP, NEP Group, Paris, sports augmented reality, sports broadcast design, Stype, stYpekit, SuperTechno, Tagboard, Technocrane, world cup
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Augmented Reality, Virtual Production and Virtual Sets, Broadcast Design, Graphics, Heroes, Set Design, Sports Broadcasting & Production