Kivett Productions created a unique Corvette Guitar Stunt with 81 Corvettes to celebrate the 5th Anniversary of the Rockin’ Roller Coaster at Disney’s Hollywood Studios.
Kivett Productions created the Autism Speaks Card Stunt to celebrate World Autism Awareness Day. The Autism Speaks Card Stunt took place on April 2, 2008, in front of the United Nations Building in New York City.
Kivett Productions created seven Card Stunts for the World Championships in Athletics in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, in August 2001. Each Card Stunt included 20,000 cards.
Kivett Productions created two Card Stunts for the Food City 500. 20,000 NASCAR fans held up cards to create an American Flag and then the word BRISTOL in March 2007.
117,000 NASCAR Fans created two Card Stunts during the 2006 Daytona 500. One card stunt was patriotic, and one Card Stunt promoted Gillette’s new Fusion razor. The Card Stunts were sponsored by Gillette.
Kivett Productions created two Card Stunts for Game Four of the 2003 World Series in Miami. The Card Stunts promoted MLB’s “Tickets for Life” giveaway.
Kivett Productions created two Card Stunts for the UCF Knights at the Florida Citrus Bowl in Orlando. The Card Stunts we sponsored by the Florida Dairy Farmers
Kivett Productions created two Card Stunts with 50,000 cards for Game Four of the 1996 World Series in Atlanta. The Card Stunts announced Kirby Puckett as MLB’s Man of the Year. The Card Stunts were sponsored by True Value Hardware.
This is one of two card stunts produced for the Super Bowl 30 Halftime Show. The show starred Diana Ross. Super Bowl XXX paired the Dallas Cowboys against the champion Pittsburgh Steelers to decide the National Football League 1995 season champion.
This is one of two card stunts performed during the Super Bowl 25 Halftime Show. The show was produced by Walt Disney World Creative Entertainment, and it celebrated the 25th anniversary of the Super Bowl and the 25th anniversary of Walt Disney World.
A “HI TV FANS” Card Stunt was featured on the Cover of Sports Illustrated on November 26, 1956. The 1950s were the Heyday of Card Stunts. The 1950s saw more Card Stunts than any other decade because many colleges were creating Card Stunts at their football games.