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CS Hammam-Lif / Tunisia / 2013Digital & Tech · Events & Sponsorship

Mobilizing the 12th Man.

With fans banned from Tunisian stadiums, a football club let supporters cheer from home through an app wired to 40 speakers in the stands.

Brand
CS Hammam-Lif
Market
Tunisia
Region
MENA
Year
2013

The challenge

The Tunisian government had banned spectators from professional league stadiums for security reasons. CS Hammam-Lif's results were average and its biggest game of the year was coming up without the crowd.

The idea

The 12th Man app connected each fan to 40 large speakers inside the empty stadium. Watching the match live on TV, fans tapped icons for cheering, clapping, drumming and singing, and the more people tapped, the louder the stadium got. Atelier 216 built the app.

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Awards

Credits

Creative agency
Memac Ogilvy Label Tunis
Additional company
Atelier 216
Executive Creative Director, Memac Ogilvy Label
Nicolas Courant
Conceptualizer, Memac Ogilvy Label
Mehdi Lamloum
Copywriter, Memac Ogilvy Label
Sascha Kuntze
Graphic Designer, Memac Ogilvy Label
Gerald Heraud
Graphic Designer, Memac Ogilvy Label
Leo Ehrlich
Graphic Designer, Memac Ogilvy Label
Alexandre Chaulet
Graphic Designer, Memac Ogilvy Label
Niv Banhiamad
Graphic Designer, Memac Ogilvy Label
Yosri Mimouna
Graphic Designer, Memac Ogilvy Label
Ali Bhiri
Managing Director, Memac Ogilvy Label
Syrine Cherif
Business Director, Memac Ogilvy Label
Mouna Ben Hammouda
Agency Producer, Memac Ogilvy Label
Bedis Benamor
Agency Producer, Memac Ogilvy Label
Ali Abdennadher
Agency Producer, Memac Ogilvy Label
Zied Ben Zlaoui
Manager, Atelier 216
Mehdi Larguech
Manager, Atelier 216
Med Habib Mesbah
Project Manager, Atelier 216
Ghazi Triki
Sound Engineer
Mustapha Boussabat
Developer Engineer, Atelier 216
Aref Ben Saad
Developer Engineer, Atelier 216
Issam Babchia
Integration Developer, Atelier 216
Bilel Saoudi

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