Kivett Productions was hired by Touchdown Entertainment to produce two audience card stunts and one field card stunt for the Super Bowl 50 Halftime Show which featured Coldplay, Beyonce’ and Bruno Mars. 72,000 fans at Levi’s Stadium participated in the audience card stunts which took 120 workers 10 hours to install. 265 performers made up the field card stunt which was the Pepsi logo (Pepsi was the Halftime Show sponsor).
Please enjoy our 1-minute Season's Greetings movie for 2015. From everyone at Kivett Productions, we hope you have a wonderful Holiday Season and Spectacular New Year!
2,000 University of Michigan fans held up cards during the Ohio State vs. Michigan football game to create the number 21 in honor of Wolverines former running back Desmond Howard.
The first-ever Card Stunt at Clemson University was created for the Clemson Tigers vs. Florida State Seminoles football game on November 7, 2015. The Card Stunt included 15,000 fans.
Kivett Productions created a Card Stunt with 102,000+ Texas A&M fans during the Auburn vs. Texas A&M Football Game on November 7, 2015. The Card Stunt holds the record as the World’s Largest Card Stunt performed in a football stadium. (Kivett Productions produced the World’s Largest Card Stunt ever at the Bristol Motor Speedway with 128,000 cards.) The Card Stunt promoted a $4 Billion Capital Campaign that was announced on November 5.
For Schneider’s 80th Anniversary, Kivett Productions created two Card Stunts with 80 cards at their headquarters in Green Bay, Wisc. Photos courtesy of Mike Roemer
On October 3, 2015, Showtime Group and Kivett Productions created 13 Card Stunts during the Opening Ceremony for the Hero India Soccer League or HISL. 1,500 people held up "card books" to create the images.
This photo is one of two Card Stunts created for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers vs. Saskatchewan Roughriders game on Sunday, September 6, 2015. Over 25,000 fans participated in this first-ever Card Stunt at Mosaic Stadium. The Card Stunts were produced by Kivett Productions and Captive and sponsored by Mosaic.
This photo is one of two Card Stunts created for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers vs. Saskatchewan Roughriders game on Sunday, September 6, 2015. Over 25,000 fans participated in this first-ever Card Stunt at Mosaic Stadium. The Card Stunts were produced by Kivett Productions and Captive and sponsored by Mosaic.
On November 1, 2014, Kivett Productions created two Card Stunts for the Hawkeyes with 71,000 cards. The first Card Stunt was a patriotic salute to Veterans, and the second Card Stunt promoted the America Needs Farmers (ANF) initiative. The Card Stunts were sponsored by the Iowa Farm Bureau
Kivett Productions provided a card stunt for the 49ers vs. Bears at Levi’s Stadium on September 14, 2014. This stadium card stunt was performed during the National Anthem and was made up of 28,000 seats in the lower bowl of the stadium.
Kivett Productions provided a card stunt for the BYU vs. Houston at LaVell Edwards game on September 11, 2014. This BYU Cougars stadium card stunt included 15,000 fans. The first card stunt was a tribute to 9-11, and the second card stunt said RISE AND ROAR.
Kivett Productions provided a card stunt for the Iowa Hawkeyes at the Iowa vs. Wisconsin basketball game on February 22, 2014. The first stunt was performed during the National Anthem, and the second stunt was performed right after the National Anthem. The card stunts were sponsored by the Eastern Iowa Airport. Interesting note...the Wisconsin Basketball Team moved 100+ cards after their practice in the Carver-Hawkeye Arena the night before the card stunt happened. Fortunately the production team was able to fix the stunt before the fans arrived for the game.
This Card Stunt was created to promote the Britney Spears Planet Hollywood Residence Show. There were 1,300 card holders, and the Card Stunt took place in the desert outside Las Vegas, Nev.
This is a video of the December 8, 2012, Army Navy Game Stadium Card Stunt. The card stunt spelled out AMERICA'S GAME with stars and stripes, and it included over 60,000 people. Listen at the end as the crowd chants USA, USA, USA.