Champions League - 2017 Opening Ceremony

What

A beautiful 12-minute Opening Ceremony filled with pyro effects, professional dancers and some of the band’s most popular songs.

Where

National Stadium of Wales in Cardiff, on June 3, 2017

Awards

BEA
1st Prize Best Sports Event | Opening Ceremony for the UEFA Champions League 2015 Final Match
EUBEA
1st Prize Best Sports Event | Opening Ceremony for the UEFA Champions League 2015 Final Match

UEFA Ceremony

We were truly honoured to have been entrusted, for the 3rd year in a row, with yet another great UEFA Ceremony, featuring international superstars, The Black Eye Peas. After Alicia Keys, The Black Eyed Peas became the second act to ever appear at a UEFA Champions League Final, this time, before Juventus met Real Madrid at the National Stadium of Wales in Cardiff, on June 3, 2017. It was a beautiful 12-minute ceremony filled with pyro effects, professional dancers and some of the band’s most popular songs. The event was broadcasted around the world with an estimated viewership of over 200 million people.

The Show

This year’s edition of Champions League Final - Opening Ceremony was celebrate May 28th, 2016 at Giuseppe Meazza Stadium, Milan and included the extraordinary participation of famous guest stars Alicia Keys and Andrea Bocelli. Broadcasted in 220 countries for an audience of more than 180 million people.

Champions League Grand Opening

A Spectacle of Art and Innovation Produced by Filmmaster

The opening ceremony of the Champions League final was celebrate at Olympiastadion, Berlin, Germany on June 6th, and was produced by Filmmaster and Circo de Bakuza, was a moment of great spectacle before the match. Over 400 performers executed complex choreographies inspired by the world of art, signed by the famous choreographer Wanda Rokicki, ranging from Bauhaus to Street Art to contemporary art forms. Two queens represented these artistic currents with scenographic costumes, while on the field, choreographies depicting symbols of football and Berlin, such as the Brandenburg Gate, were realized.
Key innovations this year included the creation of the Champions logo in 3D, also used as an elevated stage, and the covering of the field with a logoed celestial carpet spanning 7,500 square meters, making the ceremony even more spectacular. The project involved 120 Italian professionals, with over 100 linear meters of fabric used for the costumes.