NEW YORK, Sept. 8, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- 15 Seconds of Fame (15SOF) and the Washington Redskins have announced a partnership to provide fans at FedExField with their personal video moments when they appear on the stadium's high definition videoboards.
Fans can receive the free content by visiting the Redskins mobile app. When they appear on the in-stadium screens, their video will be sent directly to their mobile device. The clip can then be shared across social media channels.
"It's always fun when Redskins fans see themselves, friends and family on the high definition videoboards at FedExField," said Redskins Executive Vice President Terry Bateman. "Now, that great in-stadium fan experience can be shared instantly on social media. We're excited about this new technology and believe our fans will be as well."
"Redskins fans are some of the most passionate and spirited fans in all of sports, and we're very excited to provide them with personal moments that they will talk about and share for the rest of their lives," said Brett Joshpe, CEO of 15SOF.
15SOF is currently delivering scoreboard moments to fans at venues around the country through agreements with professional teams throughout the NFL, NBA, NHL and MLB, as well as with select NCAA programs. Earlier this year, 15SOF signed a groundbreaking deal with Major League Baseball Advanced Media (MLBAM) to provide baseball fans with their TV moments from every MLB ballpark, and recently started delivering video moments to fans who appear on Big Ten Network broadcasts. The unique social platform has also been used for a variety of non-sports live events, including concerts, festivals and races.
Fans can download the free 15SOF app using iTunes and Google Play, and can view the best fan highlights on the app, at 15sof.com and @15SOF.
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SOURCE 15 Seconds of Fame
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