Event Technology: Projection Mapping

Miller took a gamble and won when it spelled its name backwards for a music campaign that was intimate, exclusive and memorable. “From a music-strategy standpoint, we started to recognize that the young adult doesn’t necessarily get impacted by us sponsoring a huge traveling circus,” says Peter Laatz, Miller’s manager of entertainment marketing. “These objectives […]

There were many experiences and structures to compete with during Super Bowl last year in New York City, including the massive Super Bowl Boulevard fan village. To promote its partnership with the NFL during that week and stand out from the crowd of brands, PepsiCo decided to stage a food and entertainment hub under a […]

The LG Art of the Pixel competition showcased new media art. In true form, the brand’s awards gala featured the finalists’ work displayed on “digital canvases”—LG TVs—in a gallery inside massive Gotham Hall in New York City. LG took the theme a step further and used 7,200 square feet of the venue’s walls as a […]

The launch of the Audi A3 was the luxury automotive brand’s biggest in recent years. Not only did it have a sleek vehicle to show off, the launch itself signified a new chapter for Audi as it positioned itself in front of a more youthful audience: Millennials. Audi needed to capture the attention of this […]

London’s historic Old Billingsgate Market was the setting for EMC Corp.’s dazzling high-tech product launch dubbed Redefine Possible. The standout design element: a “Doctor Who”-inspired TARDIS police box that opened to a digital LED bridge that “transported attendees to the hybrid cloud.” The floor pulsed with moving “digital rain” underfoot and pushed attendees through the […]