#TuesdayTip Recap (March/April)
Each Tuesday on our Twitter account (@3ptproductions), we post a #TuesdayTip relevant to the sports entertainment industry. Our goal is to share best practices with game directors, producers and stage managers across the country.
#TuesdayTip When you're activating a theme night, encourage your game night staff to get creative and participate. pic.twitter.com/K4QAtyGtGi
— 3 Point Productions (@3ptproductions) March 1, 2016
Sometimes the best way to lead your fans, is by example. Make it a tradition amongst your game day staff to participate in activating a theme. Have fun with it. Creativity becomes infectious. The photo attached is a throwback of the entertainment staff at a Seattle Sonics "90's Night". As part of the 40th Anniversary Season, we celebrated each decade with a theme night.
#TuesdayTip Have fun when creating your in-game video prompts & look to highlight player personalities. #GameOps pic.twitter.com/jyEAhqMY4X
— 3 Point Productions (@3ptproductions) March 15, 2016
Get familiar with player personalities far in advance of video shoots. It never hurts to experiment a little but with proper preparation, you can be more effective with your casting of roles and gain the trust of the personalities you're working with.
#TuesdayTip Build unique features into your stadium or game presentation that MUST be experienced in-person. pic.twitter.com/q3IVP1kBF9
— 3 Point Productions (@3ptproductions) March 23, 2016
Every summer, somewhere in America, a baseball team unveils a fresh and extraordinary new stadium feature that raises the bar for must-see fan experiences. Though more common in baseball stadiums, challenge yourself to look at areas of opportunity within the confines of your arenas or stadiums and dream big. Create something nobody has ever seen before and they'll want to come see it.
#TuesdayTip Playoff & Championship games should have a soundtrack of their own. Make sure your #SportsDJ themes tracks to build atmosphere.
— 3 Point Productions (@3ptproductions) April 19, 2016
When soundtracking a playoff or championship, an extra level of detail is required on song selection from the DJ. Ensure that every song played is played with purpose as the audio selections should match the tone and seriousness of the game. Choose tracks that highlight energy and make you feel like something epic or grand is about to happen.