Wes Anderson inspired ESPN’s new Wimbledon ‘Quiet Please’ campaign

The film style of Wes Anderson serves as inspiration for ESPN’s Wimbledon campaign, “Quiet Please”.

The new campaign is based on the style of Anderson and embraces its characteristic use of symmetry and its composite color palettes. Franz Ferdinand’s “Take Me Out” serves as a national anthem of the campaign.

A large number of players, including the French open champions Coco Gauff and Carlos Alcaraz this year in the campaign. Novak Djokovic, Madison Keys, Ben Shelton, Jessica Pegula, Taylor Fritz and Frances Tiafoe, together with ATP and WTA World number Jannik Sinner and Aryna Sabalenka, also appear.

“This year’s Wimbledon campaign elevates the rising stars and compelling stories of the sport beautifully through a powerful and cinematic thematic,” said Rachel Epstein, vice -president, live sports and public expansion at ESPN. “It is a fresh and distinctive approach that not only catches the elegance and intensity of the tournament, but also underlines the depth of our coverage of the first day by the final.”

Wimbledon is generally considered one of the most prestigious of all Tennis Grand Slams, known for its legendary grounds, rich traditions and unique peculiarities. The call from “Pacific Acourse” comes from referees to silence the crowd. This background is the stage for ESPN’s newest episode of his “Quiet please” marketing campaign, which emphasizes the contrast between the timeless Elegance of Wimbledon and the energetic game on the field.

This year, from 30 June to 13 July, ESPN offers “First Ball to Last Ball cover” in ABC, ESPN, ESPN2 and ESPN Deportes, in total more than 250 hours of live coverage with each match on every court that streams live on ESPN+.

Disney+ subscribers can view day 1 tournament promotion directly within the Disney+ app. In addition, the entire tournament will stream on Disney+ for all Disney+, Hulu and ESPN+ bundle subscribers.

View the campaign below.