T-Shirt for LeBron – With a Roland GX-24 Cutter and a Fusion Heat Press – VIDEO

So it’s been just over 24 hours since “The Decision” on ESPN where LeBron James announced he is going to South Beach to join the Miami Heat.  I’m guilty, I stayed up late last night – actually until about midnight watching the special and then debating with a friend in my living room.  Once we agreed to disagree on our debate, who would win the Eastern Conference next year and BEAT LA, I started thinking…how can we as decorators capitalize on these types of events????

And so it began….at about 10:00am this morning I went into our video production room and pitched an idea and tight deadline to Joe our video production guru.  After some conversation, he agreed to a challenge of brain storming, shooting, editing (brilliantly I might add) and publishing a video all within 6 hours.  The video – a fast paced, upbeat highlight reel “making a t-shirt for LeBron James”.

So I grabbed my laptop hashed out a design while Joe started setting up the lighting.  After the design was complete, I grabbed a couple different colors of the CAD-CUT film we manufacture and the shot clock was on….

We began creating a shirt that we call “The King of South Beach”.

Here’s how the video  turned out:

Now we’re not sure LeBron will get this shirt or even if he does get it ever wear it, but it’s worth a shot.  The shirts in the mail and we’ll see what happens.  Worst case scenario we had a blast pumping out the video and now we’ll take the concept and use it again and again until it works:)  If you want to get your business on the map, you might try to do the same.  Imagine the PR you can get if a famous athlete, celebrity or business person actually wore your gear.

Oh and one more way you can capitalize…how about designing a shirt of your own to hang in the shop window or to post on your website?  People are pretty passionate about this LeBron debate…you may want to suggest they buy a t-shirt to express themselves.

Special thanks to Joe who did an awesome job with the editing under a tight deadline.  Leave us a comment to let us know what you think.  Also subscribe to our YouTube channel.

Oh and GO CELTICS!

5 comments

  1. You really make it seem really easy along with your presentation but I in finding this topic to be actually one thing which I feel I might by no means understand. It seems too complicated and extremely large for me. I’m having a look forward in your next publish, I will attempt to get the hold of it!

  2. Rob

    Wow, how soon we forget. Those were the days. I remember those videos. How long has it been? And what was the handsome fellows name that hosted the videos.
    Cheers…

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