Court Projection Delivered in 7 days

Using six proprietary Immersivegroup Projection Systems driven by Immersive Servers, we mapped the full basketball court surface with a cinematic pregame show—featuring dynamic school branding, every player’s name and number blazing across the hardwood, and a national anthem sequence that turned a routine tip-off into a moment no one in the bleachers would forget.

GOSHEN, IN

Fairfield Public Schools

When Fairfield Public Schools wanted to transform their aging gymnasium into an arena-caliber spectacle, they called Immersivegroup—with exactly one week to make it happen.

The challenge

Immersivegroup deployed its end-to-end capability—design, engineering, content production, and installation—as a single, unified team.

Featured Capabilities

Full-court projection mapping — six Immersivegroup Projection Systems precisely aligned to cover the entire playing surface
Custom content design — school colors, mascot, dynamic player introductions with individual names and numbers
National anthem sequence — a full-court visual accompaniment designed to set the tone before tip-off
Immersiveserver infrastructure — real-time media playback and multi-projector synchronization

7-day turnaround — from first call to gameday, including design, fabrication, content, and installation

The experience

Fairfield High School’s gymnasium had served its community for decades, but the gameday atmosphere hadn’t kept pace with what today’s student-athletes, families, and fans experience when they watch professional basketball. The school’s leadership wanted to close that gap—bringing NBA-level energy and spectacle to Friday night basketball—without a full facility renovation.

Our challenge: the first game was seven days away.

The RESULT

6 Immersivegroup Projection Systems deployed

7 DAYS From brief to gameday—design, content, install

100% Court surface coverage

1 Fully integrated team—no subcontractors

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“The crowd went wild.”

— Dean Huppert, Marketing and Communications Director, Fairfield Public Schools

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