From The Jockey Club to World Rugby, we've worked with some of the biggest brands in sport. Our passion for sport, combined with creative thinking and attention to detail helps us deliver media, marketing & pr campaigns that work.
Here are just a few examples...
We were given the privilege of interviewing Champion Jockey and racecourse ambassador, Richard Johnson, every month and then ghost-write his blog, which covered a look back at last month's successes and forward to his rides for the month to come.
During Royal Ascot we took charge of Twitter content, from sharing pre-race facts and statistics to live clipping race replays adding result overlays and picking out the best imagery and moments to engage our audience.We were able to understand the unique tone a prestigious event and a brand linked to royalty needed and deliver on our content to match - for an international audience
Based on Craig David's 'Seven Days' song, we created video and converted it into a reel for Instagram - where we were going to enjoy optimum audience engagement and in turn attract visitors new to racing and of a younger generation - two demographics racing has really needed to attract in recent years. We're not afraid to have fun when it's required!
Using a combination of racing knowledge, audience understanding and industry relations, we were able to capture a moment post-race with one of the characters of the weighing room - the results speak for themselves!
With a bank of previous footage to work with, we were tasked with creating some powerful short-form videos to act as teasers for each day of the festival - we'd probably say it turned out as some of our best video editing work to date! It was such an enjoyable three days, with Rachael Blackmore telling the rest of the story for us - we just revelled in rolling with possibly the best story we've had the privilege to tell in racing, thus far.
Blessed to front Cheltenham Festival on Instagram. Amidst the content buzz, simplicity stands out. This captivating shot captures the intimate post-Cheltenham Gold Cup win, expressing the profound connection between jockey and equine superstar. A picture speaks volumes!
In a race for immediacy on a live footage platform, speed, accuracy, and editorial judgment are crucial. With only 50% race rights, juggling back-to-back races from different tracks tests our ability to maintain high standards under pressure. Capturing, editing, and posting before the next race – it's fast-paced and enthralling!
Covering Goodwood and Fontwell was a racing feast! From profiling Ed Arkell to breaking news on Philip Hide, capturing Jamie Moore's tales, and reporting on thrilling racing festivals. Local, but some of the best racing journalism we've been part of.
In Press Box PR's early days, we collaborated with a talented group of racing journalists, crafting content for clients like Racing TV and Boylesports. Highlight: Access to legendary Ruby Walsh for premier meeting previews. Credit to Walsh and Robbie Power for enriching our work with superior knowledge and analysis
Ignited our para sport passion at Channel 4's World Para Swimming Championships coverage. Used the channel's CMS for live updates on record-breaking moments like Ihar Boki's triumphs. Continued content creation for Tokyo Paralympics, ensuring Instagram accessibility
A little bit of design work here. Taking a blank canvas and running with it - All we had to go on was the Premier Greyhound Racing logo. Taking the colour palette, we came up with the first brand design template.
A day at Kingsholm, the home of Gloucester Rugby, covering all three matches - from pre-match content and interviews, live updates on each game and three match reports as well as live reactions from the winners and losers.
A complete package of live sports coverage at grassroots.
We were asked to write a fortnightly column covering the best of racing - with a cheltenham-based theme at heart. Using our contact, we were also able to produce plenty of insider quotes and other unique offerings to keep an audience informed and engaged. Once well established, we then passed this duty down to the next generation of racing journalist - providing an opportunity to write for a newspaper located in the home-town of British National Hunt racing.
We were given the privilege of interviewing Champion Jockey and racecourse ambassador, Richard Johnson, every month and then ghost-write his blog, which covered a look back at last month's successes and forward to his rides for the month to come.
Using a combination of racing knowledge, audience understanding and industry relations, we were able to capture a moment post-race with one of the characters of the weighing room - the results speak for themselves!
Based on Craig David's 'Seven Days' song, we created video and converted it into a reel for Instagram - where we were going to enjoy optimum audience engagement and in turn attract visitors new to racing and of a younger generation - two demographics racing has really needed to attract in recent years. We're not afraid to have fun when it's required!
Throughout Royal Ascot week we took charge of Twitter content, from sharing pre-race facts and statistics to live clipping and posting race replays with result overlays and summing up the day, picking out the best imagery and moments to engage our audience.We were able to understand the unique tone a prestigious event and a brand linked to royalty needed and deliver on our content to match the audience - including those from overseas.
With a bank of previous footage to work with, we were tasked with creating some powerful short-form videos to act as teasers for each day of the festival - we'd probably say it turned out as some of our best video editing work to date! It was such an enjoyable three days, with Rachael Blackmore telling the rest of the story for us - we just revelled in rolling with possibly the best story we've had the privilege to tell in racing, thus far.
Blessed to front Cheltenham Festival on Instagram. Amidst the content buzz, simplicity stands out. This captivating shot captures the intimate post-Cheltenham Gold Cup win, expressing the profound connection between jockey and equine superstar. A picture speaks volumes!
In a race for immediacy on a live footage platform, speed, accuracy, and editorial judgment are crucial. With only 50% race rights, juggling back-to-back races from different tracks tests our ability to maintain high standards under pressure. Capturing, editing, and posting before the next race – it's fast-paced and enthralling!
Covering Goodwood and Fontwell was a racing feast! From profiling Ed Arkell to breaking news on Philip Hide, capturing Jamie Moore's tales, and reporting on thrilling racing festivals. Local, but some of the best racing journalism we've been part of.
In Press Box PR's early days, we collaborated with a talented group of racing journalists, crafting content for clients like Racing TV and Boylesports. Highlight: Access to legendary Ruby Walsh for premier meeting previews. Credit to Walsh and Robbie Power for enriching our work with superior knowledge and analysis
Ignited our para sport passion at Channel 4's World Para Swimming Championships coverage. Used the channel's CMS for live updates on record-breaking moments like Ihar Boki's triumphs. Continued content creation for Tokyo Paralympics, ensuring Instagram accessibility
A little bit of design work here. Taking a blank canvas and running with it - All we had to go on was the Premier Greyhound Racing logo. Taking the colour palette, we came up with the first brand design template.
A day at Kingsholm, the home of Gloucester Rugby, covering all three matches - from pre-match content and interviews, live updates on each game and three match reports as well as live reactions from the winners and losers. A complete package of live sports coverage at grassroots.
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