Creative Broadcast Agency

Esports credit

Esports World Cup: a Technical Manager credit across five arenas.

Our senior lead served as Technical Manager on the Esports World Cup in Riyadh, across five arenas over three months. A personal credit, not a CBA contract, and the standard we scope every esports engagement against.

Production kit on the desk of an esports talk-show set: an audio mixer, a camera monitor, a tablet showing camera feeds and a camera remote, with the studio sofas behind
The Esports World Cup, where our senior lead held the Technical Manager post
Arenas
5
Months
3
Live in parallel
2
The credit

Five arenas. Three months. Riyadh.

Our senior lead served as Technical Manager on the Esports World Cup, across five arenas over three months. Two arenas ran live in parallel for two months. This is a personal credit held by our senior lead, not a CBA contract. It is the standard we scope every esports engagement against.

What the role covered

Technical management at tournament scale.

Five arenas
Parallel operation
Why it matters to CBA
What it means for your event

The standard we scope against.

We do not claim the Esports World Cup as a CBA delivery. We claim the experience. Every esports broadcasting engagement CBA takes is scoped against what that role demanded: concurrent arenas, long tournament windows, and a broadcast that never stops.

Tell us the arenas, the titles and the tournament window.

We scope esports broadcasts against the bracket, not a package.

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