{"id":11776,"date":"2011-04-18T09:00:10","date_gmt":"2011-04-18T13:00:10","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/120.72.95.94:55167\/assignmentdesk\/site\/?p=11776"},"modified":"2018-05-18T10:19:23","modified_gmt":"2018-05-18T14:19:23","slug":"go-to-team-works-with-fox-sports-to-introduce-the-super-bowl","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/120.72.95.94:55167\/assignmentdesk\/site\/2011\/go-to-team-works-with-fox-sports-to-introduce-the-super-bowl\/","title":{"rendered":"Go To Team Works With Fox Sports To Introduce The Super Bowl"},"content":{"rendered":"

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There was four hours of pre-game coverage on Fox before Super Bowl 45.\u00a0 There were features about the players, about the stars at the game, about the field and all the festivities that led up to the game.\u00a0 And then, finally, there were the player introductions.\u00a0 And those last pieces that aired just before the kickoff were shot by Go To Team\u2019s Skip Clark.\u00a0 Based in Los Angeles now, Skip was able to work in the Fox Sports studio on the Fox lot to work with actor Sam Elliot and producer Jake Jolivette for the intros features.\u00a0 Jake wanted to make the introduction pieces different from all the standard introductions so he structured a script that told more of a story instead of just reading out the names.\u00a0 And when the big game is in Texas, who else should voice it over but Sam Elliot \u2013 the actor who often plays the quintessential cowboy.\u00a0 Elliot\u2019s voice, look, and presence made the piece.\u00a0 And once editor Victor Gonzalez finished up the post, it was a complete package.\u00a0 Skip lensed Elliot\u2019s stand-ups with Go To Team\u2019s new Arri Ultra Primes package and married the lenses to his Panasonic Varicam with the P+S Technik Pro35 adapter.<\/p>\n