The Pitt Class of 2020 (4,000 students strong) created a Card Stunt during their “Class Picture” ceremony at the Peterson Event Center on August 24, 2016. The video shows the first stunt as a static image and then the same Card Stunt as a wave. Congratulations, Pitt Class of 2020!
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.
Kivett Productions created two Billboard-Style Card Stunts for the Washington State Cougars with 878 participants on February 22, 2015.
Kivett Productions created two Card Stunts with 5,500 cards at Old Dominion University on September 26, 2014.
Kivett Productions created two Card Stunts for the Louisville Cardinals to celebrate the team’s first Atlantic Coast Conference football game. The Card Stunt included 9,600 cards and took place on September 1, 2014.
1,200 University of Florida graduates held up cards to honor the outgoing University President, Bernie Machen.
70,000 football fans held up cards before the 2014 Army Navy Game to spell out GO ARMY, SINK NAVY on one side of the stadium and GO NAVY, BEAT ARMY on the other side of the stadium. The event was held at M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore, Md., and was sponsored by USAA.
On November 1, 2014 Kivett Productions created a Veterans Day Salute card stunt for the University of Iowa.
The display also featured a giant American flag provided by Kivett Productions, prominently featured on field.
