NHL

NHL Motion Graphics

NHL arenas pair ribbon board fascia around the ice with fast-moving scoreboard graphics that need to keep pace with a sport that rarely stops for long.

Featured Work

Pittsburgh Penguins: 3D Logo

A 3D logo built to complement the Penguins' open sequence, alongside ribbon board work throughout the venue.

Ottawa Senators: “Believe It” 3D Logo

A 3D logo of the Senators' “Believe It” mark, used as a jumbotron screensaver during home NHL playoff games.

What NHL Venues Typically Need

Content built for a fast, mostly-continuous game: hockey has fewer natural stoppages than most sports, so content needs to land fast during the windows that do open up (icing calls, penalties, TV timeouts).
Ice-level ribbon boards that carry the visual load: in a lot of arenas the main video board sits high above the ice, out of easy sightline from lower-bowl seats, which puts extra weight on ribbon board content around the glass.
An atmosphere built around intensity: NHL game presentation leans on high-energy, fast-cut content that matches the pace of the sport rather than long, slow-building sequences.

NHL Services

Most NHL engagements start with ribbon board & fascia content for the boards around the ice, scoreboard graphics for penalty and period tracking, and 3D logo animation.

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