Overview

One Eighty partnered with Live Nation Australia to produce the third instalment of the Sound Check series — a mini documentary following Ball Park Music as they prepared to support Oasis on their Australian reunion tour.

The objective was to capture a defining career moment — not just the performance, but the emotion, pressure, and full-circle nature of stepping onto stadium stages the band had grown up dreaming about. The piece needed to feel intimate and authentic, while still reflecting the scale of the opportunity.

Execution

A documentary-first approach was taken, supported by a full content ecosystem designed for both storytelling and campaign rollout.

Content Capture & Production

• Filmed across rehearsals, backstage environments, and live performances
• Captured a mix of sit-down interviews and observational, behind-the-scenes footage
• Conducted a full interview with Daphne Berry to anchor the narrative

Content Suite Delivered

• 1x Mini Documentary (hero asset)
• Teaser and promotional video cutdowns
• Show content and live performance moments
• Full interview edit
• Photography across rehearsals and on-stage performance

Creative Approach

• Focused on the “in-between” moments — pre-show nerves, reflection, and candid interactions
• Balanced intimate handheld coverage with the scale of the stadium environment
• Structured the narrative to move from anticipation → performance → reflection

Results

• Delivered a full-scale content suite supporting both immediate campaign rollout and long-term brand storytelling
• Produced a premium, evergreen documentary asset for Live Nation’s Sound Check series
• Strengthened the series as a platform for artist-led storytelling within the live music space
• Captured a career-defining moment for Ball Park Music, creating long-term value beyond the campaign
• Generated versatile content across video and photography for multi-channel use

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