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    Home » FX’s ‘Welcome To Wrexham’ Debuts Season 2 With Campaign and New Key Art By State

    FX’s ‘Welcome To Wrexham’ Debuts Season 2 With Campaign and New Key Art By State

    By HYPEFriday, September 8, 2023Updated:Sunday, July 7, 2024No Comments1488 Views
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    ‘Welcome To Wrexham’ series has unveiled new key art for 2nd season.
    LOS ANGELES -- (SPW) --

    Six-time Emmy® nominated ‘Welcome To Wrexham’ will return with a second season. As part of the new season, the series has unveiled new key art by State that is making its debut across print, digital and television including bicoastal OOH billboards and the much-anticipated Season 2 trailer.  

    The docuseries chronicles the purchase and stewardship of Wrexham AFC, the third oldest professional football club, by Hollywood actors, Ryan Reynolds (Free Guy, Deadpool) and Rob McElhenney (Mythic Quest, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia). Season 2 will spotlight the Red Dragons’ promotion from the fifth tier of UK football and Ryan and Rob’s relentless bid to bring some serious hope and change to this Wales community.  

    “So many in our company love soccer so stepping into a project that’s centered around the spirit and camaraderie of the game was a perfect storm of passion and perspective,” notes State ECD Marcel Ziul. “The show really captures the breadth of impact a club can have on a population and we are excited to support its reach.”  

    The key art is adorned with the team’s iconic colors, highlighting the football club’s fiery dragon and impassioned owners Reynolds and McElhenney. Marking the rich history of the Welsh agricultural economy and idyllic rural countryside, State integrated a pair of voracious sheep to join the triumphant charge to victory. Creative Director Lucho Suarez, who’s still savoring his home team’s World Cup win (Argentina), worked closely with illustrators Helton Mattei and Jamie Givens to ensure the dragon embodied the mechanics and spirit of professional soccer players.  

    “We wanted to bring dimensions to the red dragon to convey the evolution of Wrexham AFC – the determination, the character, and the struggle the team, the ownerships, and the community have gone through to create this powerful sports saga,” comments Suarez.  

    As part of the series campaign, promotion has hit the US market across social media, transits ads, appearing in Times Square, and in experiential activations like FX's Welcome To Wrexham food truck at Snapdragon Stadium in San Diego, CA that served up free Welsh bites for the Wrexham AFC vs. Manchester United game.  

    State and the marketing teams at FX have enjoyed long-standing collaborations including recent promotional work on DAVE and the series finale of Mayans M.C. ‘Welcome To Wrexham’ Season 2 premieres September 12th on FX and, the following day, will stream on Hulu and internationally on Disney+.  

    “This project is historical for me,” concludes Ziul. “People are going to remember this story of Wrexham AFC for a long time and, for soccer fans, this story will be woven into the fabric of the sport.”  

    Welcome to Wrexham | Season 2 Official Trailer | FX

    The boys are back in town. Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds navigate running the 3rd oldest professional football club in the world. Welcome to Wrexham tracks the dreams and worries of Wrexham, a working-class town in North Wales, as two Hollywood stars guide the future of the historic team. Dedicated supporters dream of returning to glory while bracing for the challenges that fame has brought to the community. Trailer source: YouTube

    Key Art Credits
    Design: FX | Creative Director/President Strategy, Creative, and Digital Multiplatform Marketing: Stephanie Gibbons, SVP, Design & VFX: Steve Viola, VP, Design & VFX: Dara Barton, VP, Motion Design: Synderela Peng, Producer, Motion Design: Michael Perez, Designer, Motion Design: Pia Alvendia Print: FX Creative Director/President Strategy, Creative, and Digital Multiplatform Marketing: Stephanie Gibbons, SVP, Print Design: Michael Brittain, VP, Print Design: Todd Russell, Project Manager, Print Design: Julia Panchenko, Production Director, Print Design: Lisa Lejeune | GFX & Animation: State  Executive Creative Director: Marcel Ziul, Executive Producer: Alex Gorodetzki, Creative Directors: Lucho Suarez, Head of Production: Jennifer Chavarria, Producers: Jennifer Chavarria & Addie Stevenson, Design: Jamie Givens, Helton Mattei & Ian Jepson, Illustration: Jamie Givens, Helton Mattei & Ian Jepson, Cel Animation: Andre Diaz, Leo Guimaraes, Giulherme Gurian, Deco Daviola, Julia Simas, 2D Animation: Fernando Jurado, Ricardo Perosa, Daniel Azevedo, Lucas Mariano, Anderson Alves, Compositing: Fernando Jurado, Ricardo Perosa, Daniel Azevedo, Lucas Mariano, Anderson Alves | Print & Key Art: State Executive Creative Director: Marcel Ziul, Creative Directors: Lucho Suarez, Design: Jamie Givens, Helton Mattei & Siwan Seok, Illustration: Jamie Givens, Helton Mattei & Siwan Seok 

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    Production Company Field Work Breaks The Ice With Launch Film For New NHL Team, The Utah Mammoth

    Wednesday, July 9, 2025
    The NHL’s newest franchise, the Utah Mammoth, has launched a cinematic brand film that trades traditional sports tropes for something that leans into myth, mystery, and mountains. Directed by Zeppelin Zeerip of Salt Lake City-based production company Field Work Creative, the piece introduces the Mammoth not just as a team, but as a legend awakening in the Utah mountains, directed by Zeppelin Zeerip of Salt Lake City-based production company Field Work Creative.

    In a dramatic departure from traditional sports marketing, the NHL’s newest franchise, the Utah Mammoth, has launched a cinematic brand film that trades traditional sports tropes for something that leans into myth, mystery, and mountains. Directed by Zeppelin Zeerip of Salt Lake City-based production company Field Work Creative, the piece introduces the Mammoth not just as a team, but as a legend awakening in the Utah mountains. Click here to watch the new Utah Mammoth launch spot. “This wasn’t just a rebrand or a promo piece,” says Zeerip. “It was the birth of an NHL identity — and they needed a production partner who could move fast, push creatively, and carry some weight, literally. When they called, we jumped in with both feet.” Crafted in close collaboration with the Utah Mammoth’s internal marketing team, the film blends suspense, folklore, and visually rich storytelling to capture the cultural moment of hockey's arrival in Utah, positioning the Mammoth brand as something much deeper: a presence that has always been here, waiting to emerge. Zeerip, known for his roots in outdoor filmmaking, brought an atmospheric, cinematic tone to the project, which marks a striking pivot from the usual fast-cut, high-intensity norm of sports hype videos. Zeerip, instead, tells a masterful multi-leveled story in just 90 seconds that follows a group of kids exploring a history museum, as well as a hiker uncovering a tusk deep in a cave. Those two stories collide with a third of a mammoth itself stirring back to life from under the arena ice. The final shot, designed to evoke awe and scale, shows a tusk bursting through the ice,... Read More

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