Articles, essays and information on Game Operations and Entertainment topics from industry pros.
The Pittsburgh Pirates had a tricky situation on their hands this spring when 20,000 bobbleheads that appeared to be giving fans the finger arrived. Find out how our panel of industry pros might have handled the case of the “offensive’ bobblehead.
Creating a “Mascot Code of Conduct” can help ensure your performer projects your brand and helps you avoid potentially catastrophe.
In the game ops world, instant audio playback tools are critical for your in-game experience. But how about away from the venue? Are you bringing your laptop to a school show, mobile marketing event, parade, or dance team performance? No need, all you need is one of these apps available for your smart phone. We look at the best options in this app review.
A very special night was planned for the citizens of New York when the Mets return to Shea Stadium to host the Atlanta Braves. This event was the first game played back in New York following the 9-11 Terrorist Attack.
We asked several top NBA mascots for their advice to aspiring mascots on how to advance their mascot career and get prepared for mascot opportunities.
T-shirt launches can be a safe part of your presentation with consideration to the risks. You can provide entertainment for the Homer Simpsons in your crowd, while minimizing the risks for the Maude Flanders.
A 25-year veteran mascot looks at three ways to MAKE and the three ways to BREAK your next mascot appearance
Robert Kennedy said “Only those who dare to fail greatly can ever achieve greatly.” No doubt he was talking about Mascotting. Find out why you should give your mascot permission to fail.
There are moments and experiences teams can create for fans that shouldn’t be overlooked as a way to build lifelong connections with your audience. We look at several examples.
A great video on the Phanatic includes fantastic tutorial on mascotting for teams and performers.