Several days ago, I posted some pics of the ESPN set that my employer built for today's Super Bowl in Indianapolis.
It is AWESOME.
Here are a few more shots of the completed product.
(That's the "Mike And Mike In The Morning" group on the far right.)
This isn't a working fireplace, but it plays one on TV. Those are clear acrylic cubes with lighting beneath.
Once again, totally awesome.
Here's a pic that I found on another site. I think that's Jon Gruden on the far left, Steve Young in the middle, Jerry Rice second from the right (?), Michael Strahan on the far right, and I'm not sure about everyone else.
If you need to dress up your retail store, your shopping mall kiosk, or your broadcast stage for the greatest athletic event in the world, call Infiniti Decor in Godley, Texas. 1-800-810-9971
Go Giants. Go Eli Manning. Defeat the forces of evil. (Preferably in digits ending with 3 for the Giants and 0 for the Pats. Long story.)
It is AWESOME.
Here are a few more shots of the completed product.
(That's the "Mike And Mike In The Morning" group on the far right.)
This isn't a working fireplace, but it plays one on TV. Those are clear acrylic cubes with lighting beneath.
Once again, totally awesome.
Here's a pic that I found on another site. I think that's Jon Gruden on the far left, Steve Young in the middle, Jerry Rice second from the right (?), Michael Strahan on the far right, and I'm not sure about everyone else.
If you need to dress up your retail store, your shopping mall kiosk, or your broadcast stage for the greatest athletic event in the world, call Infiniti Decor in Godley, Texas. 1-800-810-9971
Go Giants. Go Eli Manning. Defeat the forces of evil. (Preferably in digits ending with 3 for the Giants and 0 for the Pats. Long story.)
1 comment:
At least you got good numbers. Mine suck.
Giants 9, 2, 0, 7, and 6.
Pats 1, 6, 2, 5, and 5.
re: the set - the daughter of a friend of ours just graduated from Indiana Univ. with a degree in RTF (Radio, Television, and Film). She snagged a short-term gig as a gofer for ESPN in Indianapolis for the Super Bowl. She's working 14 hour days behind the scenes on your ESPN set. We hear all about it from her Facebook page. She's having a ball.
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