The digital signage was displayed among various screens within the casino, on end-caps, and throughout the hotel. The advertisement began running on the casino’s digital signage network in May 2011.

Aria had previously had an advertisement for the restaurant, but they were not achieving their desired results; guests did not recognize the restaurant’s brand, nor did they know about the unique dining experience it offered. Blue Pony was faced with the challenge of incorporating the Jean George Steakhouse logo, a bull’s nose, into the video in a repetitive, recognizable way without it appearing overdone.

The advertisement also needed to fit into the environment of the casino and hotel, and be able to communicate with many audiences due to the amount of locations this digital signage would be viewed.

To overcome the challenges we faced with this particular project, the Blue Pony design team was intentional with every detail, transition, and special effect to reflect the Jean George Steakhouse logo and brand. The images and scenes within the video communicated more than a restaurant’s design, it encompassed the temperature, mood, and environment of a dining experience. This allowed the video to be transcendent of the room it was viewed within; it attracted and communicated with more than one crowd or one audience.

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In recent years, large-scale digital signs have become one of most popular forms of advertising and communication. This is largely due to the fact that these signs seem to be an incredibly effective way of reaching consumers. By using large electronic screens, advertisers and businesses are able to quickly and efficiently send messages to passersby walking on the street or driving in the cars. Not only that, but these signs also allow businesses to send targeted messages to consumers at specific locations and times. Clearly, the benefits of large-scale digital signs are endless. Yet, their seemingly complicated nature may cause you to be hesitant about constructing one of your own. However, the truth is creating such a sign is far less complicated than you might think. In fact, you don’t even need construction management experience to get a sign up and running and start attracting more customers to your store.(…)
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