Brian’s worked with competition directors, broadcast teams, and media teams. He’s advised concerning programming, floor layouts, judging standards and expectations, fan experience (both virtual and on-site), and strategy. He’s live-streamed competitions, broadcasted major events, and helped produce others. These events range in size from CrossFit Games Semifinals to major offseason events such as Wodapalooza and Dubai, to Sanctionals including Filthy 150 and Strength in Depth. They include off-season events like the Zelos Games, team competitions like Crash Crescendo, and online competitions like the NOpen.
Brian has a passion for working with event organizers to help ensure their events meet the standards they want for all parties involved. If you’re interested in working with us to help maintain or improve the standards you strive to offer, contact us and we’ll set up a meeting.
Brian has worked with dozens of competitions regards to programming, logistics, standards, and fan experience.
A list of events that we’ve worked with.
Evaluation of your programming. Is it well balanced, it is appropriate for the level of competitor, is there anything missing?
Does the way athletes and equipment are positioned and moving around the competition floor make sense? Is it easy for spectators to follow? Is it a safe layout? Can judging effectively happen in the environment created?
Are we putting judges in a position to succeed? Are the movement standards well written and easy to understand?
Will the people on site be able to understand the flow of every workout? Who is doing what, when? Who is winning?
Same as spectator, only for the people at home. This can look a lot of different ways depending on available equipment etc. But if you are providing any sort of broadcast, you want the people at home to have a great experience- and you need to understand that the broadcasted version of your competition is the one that lives one.