UFC on ESPN+ invites you to step inside
Step inside with The Art of Combat spot from Arts & Letters.
Arts & Letters latest creative work, developed with their partners at ESPN, this time for UFC on ESPN+.
Titled, The Art of Combat, the video-based campaign promotes the UFC on ESPN+, as they head into the much-anticipated UFC 303 featuring Conor McGregor and Michael Chandler (June 29).
This work marks the first time Arts & Letters have partnered with ESPN and the UFC, and we’re thrilled to help share the incredible stories behind the sport, to both diehard fans and new viewers. The UFC is bigger than ever, and popularity for watching the sport, from viewers all around the globe, is only growing. So many stories, jaw-dropping moments and yet, they haven’t even reached their utmost potential.
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Credits
powered by- Agency Arts & Letters/Richmond
- Editorial XYZ (In-House at Arts & Letters/Richmond)
- Executive Producer Arts & Letters/Richmond
- Edit Producer Arts & Letters/Richmond
- Editor Arts & Letters/Richmond
- Color Company 3/New York
- Colorist Tim Masick
- VFX Preymaker
- VFX Creative Technology
- Chief Creative Officer Angus Kneale
- Executive VFX Producer Verity Grantham
- Executive VFX Producer Melanie Wickham
- Senior Executive Producer Clairellen Wallin
- VFX Artist Jamie Scott
- Senior VFX Producer Mike Pullan
- VFX Producer Jessica Sroczynski
- VFX Artist Edward Lopez Jr
- Sound Design & Mix Barking Owl
- Sound Designer/Audio Mixer Elizabeth McClanahan
- Executive Creative Director/Partner Kelly Bayett
- Executive Producer Ashley Benton
- Audio Producer Jenna Pangilinan
- Executive Creative Director Charles Hodges
- Executive Creative Director Molly Jamison
- Head of Production Lisa Gatto Setten
- Creative Director Chris Kim
- Creative Director Andrew Kong
- Creative Sam Christian
- Copywriter Brendan Howard
- Executive Producer Calleen Colburn
- Producer Sean Riojas
- Music Supervisor Casey Wheeler
- Senior Designer Andrew Caturano
- Editor Carl Simakoff
- Color Producer Alexandra Garcia Ortiz
- Talent Josh Brolin
Credits
powered by- Agency Arts & Letters/Richmond
- Editorial XYZ (In-House at Arts & Letters/Richmond)
- Executive Producer Arts & Letters/Richmond
- Edit Producer Arts & Letters/Richmond
- Editor Arts & Letters/Richmond
- Color Company 3/New York
- Colorist Tim Masick
- VFX Preymaker
- VFX Creative Technology
- Chief Creative Officer Angus Kneale
- Executive VFX Producer Verity Grantham
- Executive VFX Producer Melanie Wickham
- Senior Executive Producer Clairellen Wallin
- VFX Artist Jamie Scott
- Senior VFX Producer Mike Pullan
- VFX Producer Jessica Sroczynski
- VFX Artist Edward Lopez Jr
- Sound Design & Mix Barking Owl
- Sound Designer/Audio Mixer Elizabeth McClanahan
- Executive Creative Director/Partner Kelly Bayett
- Executive Producer Ashley Benton
- Audio Producer Jenna Pangilinan
- Executive Creative Director Charles Hodges
- Executive Creative Director Molly Jamison
- Head of Production Lisa Gatto Setten
- Creative Director Chris Kim
- Creative Director Andrew Kong
- Creative Sam Christian
- Copywriter Brendan Howard
- Executive Producer Calleen Colburn
- Producer Sean Riojas
- Music Supervisor Casey Wheeler
- Senior Designer Andrew Caturano
- Editor Carl Simakoff
- Color Producer Alexandra Garcia Ortiz
- Talent Josh Brolin
The voiceover is actor Josh Brolin, who is a UFC fan himself. The spots are running on linear & digital, including during the NBA Finals and the NHL Stanley Cup Final later this month.
“The UFC is unique in that it has one of the most passionate fan bases out there, but it may also be one of the most misunderstood sports,” said Zack Stergar, Strategy Director at Arts & Letters.
“We enjoyed the opportunity to show what is uniquely true about the UFC - a sport where fans get to see stories of the best of human potential on display every week, and bring it to life in a way that feels as cinematic and powerful as the sport feels to fans. We’re really proud of this work, as it also represents what ESPN does so naturally - tell stories of people and competition.”