2021 Duke’s Mayo Bowl
Charlotte Sports Foundation
Director
Tim Hill
Editor
Tim Hill
Director of Photography
Mike Reda, Alan Imber, Tim Hill, Stephen Maluck
Film Location
Bank of America Football Stadium
Producer
Corinne Littlefield
Photographer
Duncan Littlefield
Days on Set
1
Team Size
7
SUmmary
Well, it was fun to be back at the Dukes Mayo Bowl with fans! If you remember, in 2020 we didn’t have any fans due to the COVID-19 pandemic. We had the great honor to be back on the field welcoming back a pair of familiar teams in the University of North Carolina Tarheels vs. the University of South Carolina Gamecocks.
In addition to this :60 recap of the bowl, we also produced short-form content, photos, and even a welcome message from the CEO of Duke’s Mayo, which aired for millions of college football fans on ESPN.
Challenges
In an industry of creative individuals, we are a collective that believes true creativity comes from collaboration. Whether
Objectives
In an industry of creative individuals, we are a collective that believes true creativity comes from collaboration. Whether
solutions
In an industry of creative individuals, we are a collective that believes true creativity comes from collaboration. Whether
Behind the scenes
Production
From COVID-19 testing to dealing with an empty stadium, covering this game was far different than our previous adventures with the Charlotte Sports Foundation. Due to safety protocols, access to the field was limited to just three team members with others filming in the stands. We also set up an editing station in the auxiliary press box, which sped up the process by having a dedicated runner responsible for bringing the editor footage.
2020 Duke’s Mayo Bowl // Charlotte Sports Foundation
Director:
Kevin Ketchie
Producers:
Miller Yoho, Jessica Mallicote
Editors:
Kevin Ketchie, Caleb McConnon
Photographers:
Duncan Littlefield, Kemual Jones
Film Location:
Bank of America Football Stadium
Days on Set: 1
Team Size: 7
2020 Project Overview
How do you recap a football game with no fans? That was the question we asked ourselves prior to the 2020 Duke’s Mayo Bowl. The answer? Leaning into what we do best: capturing the incredible athleticism, subtle motions, and most importantly, the passion that makes college football so special.
In addition to this :60 recap of the bowl, we also produced short-form content, photos, and even a welcome message from the CEO of Duke’s Mayo, which aired for millions of college football fans on ESPN.
Production
From COVID-19 testing to dealing with an empty stadium, covering this game was far different than our previous adventures with the Charlotte Sports Foundation. Due to safety protocols, access to the field was limited to just three team members with others filming in the stands. We also set up an editing station in the auxiliary press box, which sped up the process by having a dedicated runner responsible for bringing the editor footage.
