The Super Bowl has come and gone, but during the widely publicized week bluemedia had the edge on the competition working directly with the NFL on a variety of highly successful events. Most notably, the Pepsi Smash Super Bowl Bash.

The Super Bowl has come and gone, but during the widely publicized week bluemedia had the edge on the competition working directly with the NFL on a variety of highly successful events. Most notably, the Pepsi Smash Super Bowl Bash.

The event lasted from Thursday, January 31, through game day. Well-known performers, including Mary J. Blige and Maroon 5, took stage to a packed and eager crowd ready for the start of the infamous weekend, but bluemedia's "concert" for the event took place well before.

Lead by bluemedia's own Tug Orr, the team converted Jobing.com Arena into an all Pepsi Smash building by covering up everything insight. The production list included 15,000 square feet of banner vinyl, 970 chair decals, 5800 square feet of adhesive black vinyl, 182 mounted signs and plethora of added on items. Not to mention the areans was completely converted back to the original state within a few days, so the Phoenix Coyotes were ready to play the Blue Jackets on the 7th of February.

In the famous words of the A-Team... "If you have a problem... If no one else can help... And if you have no time to pull it off... May you should hire... The bluemedia team."

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