NBC Universal Broadcast Production for the Seattle Seahawks
Client Objective
For this NBC Universal broadcast production, the goal was clear – create a set where the Seattle Seahawks could look back at their Super Bowl LX win and turn the page toward this exciting, new season.
Because this was built for camera, the environment needed to look intentional from any angle. The LED had to read cleanly on screen, the background needed depth, and the technical setup had to support the production without becoming the focus.
Our job was to help build that environment and make it ready to shoot.
Benefits and Results
At the center of the set was an AOTO CLD 1.5mm LED wall measuring just under 12 feet wide. The fine-pitch display created a sharp, clean background that held up well on camera and gave the production team a flexible visual canvas.
We paired the wall with Brompton processing and 12G SDI-over-fiber signal transport to keep playback and display routing reliable throughout the shoot.
The set also included star drop drape, a small stage riser, and a compact playback audio system to help shape the room around the ever-changing talent.
MeyerPro provided the crew to install, support, and strike the system, including project management and LED technical support through the day.
The finished set gave NBC Universal a polished backdrop for Maria Taylor’s conversation with Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald, creating a clean visual environment for a look back at the championship season.
Key Systems
- LED: 36 AOTO CLD 1.5mm tiles
- Display size: approximately 11′ 10″ × 6′ 8″
- Resolution: 2304 × 1296
- Processing: Brompton Tessera SX40
- Distribution: Two Brompton Tessera XD units
- Signal: 12G SDI over fiber
- Set: Star drop drape and stage riser
- Playback audio: QSC K10 system
- Support: Project management, LED technician, setup, shoot support, and strike
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