WE DON’T LIKE CRICKET… WE LOVE IT!

Spaghetti Studios x Multiple Agency for England Cricket Teams

It’s that time of year again. As the cricket season approaches, we returned to set with our friends at Multiple Agency to support them in creating and delivering content for the England men’s and women’s cricket teams 2025 season.

Multiple Agency led the creative and production in collaboration with the ECB, delivering a series of cinematic walkout videos for live in-stadium playback, setting the tone as the teams walk out onto the field during international fixtures.Walkout videos are a key part of modern matchday presentation. Built to be shown on large stadium screens, the content needs to be bold, visually clear, and technically robust translating seamlessly from production through to live playback in front of thousands of fans.

Spaghetti Studios supported the production by supplying both equipment hire and on-site crew, ensuring the technical setup matched the scale and requirements of a national sporting broadcast. With limited time with players, the shoot required a fast, efficient setup and a crew ready to move at a moment’s notice. Careful prep and experienced on-set support ensured everything was in place to capture the content within narrow time windows.

Our Role

For this project, Spaghetti Studios provided:

• Full production equipment hire, including cameras, lenses, monitoring, lighting, grip and sets

• Experienced technical crew, supporting the shoot across lighting, camera, DIT and production logistics

• On-set technical support, ensuring smooth operation throughout filming

We had a great couple of days working on this, and it was awesome to see them showcased live in-bowl across cricket grounds around the country. We can’t wait for next years shoot!

HOWZAT!!

And of course, we have our own in house Cricket Team here at the studios. Here are the legendary “Spaghetti Heavy Hitters” practicing at lunch time!

Disclaimer: No crew were hurt during the filming of this video, only mild embarrassment and mockery was endured.