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USA Gymnastics
Iconic Laser Projections
2026 Men's and Woman's Development Program National Championship | Oklahoma City, OK
Objective: For the Athletes arriving in Oklahoma City, this was one of the biggest moments of their careers.
The venue had to match it. USA Gymnastics wanted the championships to feel visible beyond the competition floor itself. The venue needed to carry the scale of the event from the outside before athletes, families, and coaches ever walked through the doors.
Challenge: The championships stretched across five days of competition, divisions, and sessions. Without a consistent visual presence, the event risked feeling fragmented across the week.
USA Gymnastics needed the venue itself to hold the identity of the championships and create a stronger sense of arrival around the event.

Solution: National Experiential brought Iconic Laser Projections to the exterior of the Oklahoma City Convention Center for five consecutive nights during the championships.
USA Gymnastics branding scaled directly across the building each night, giving the event a consistent visual identity from arrival through the end of the week.
Positioned on the convention center itself, the projections became part of the event environment rather than seprate from it.

Impact: For five nights, the championships carried a visible presence across downtown Oklahoma CIty.
Athletes arrived to a venue that reflected the significance of the moment. Families and spectators immediately understood they were walking into a national championship environment before ever entering the building.
Instead of separate sessions spread across multiple days, the championships held one consistent identity throughout the week. The projections gave USA Gymnastics something the competition floor alone could not: a visible presence at architectural scale tied directly to the event itself.
A building is just a building until you give it a reason to be seen. If the moment is this big, the venue should match it. Let's talk.

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