Fuera Del Ballpark
MLB
- Branded Content
- Production
Fuera del Ballpark is a short docu series for MLB Originals that traverses Latin America finding the most inspirational baseball stories that live beyond the field. The series introduces real people from around Latin America who are not only baseball fans but fuel unique expressions of baseball fandom that interact with culture from the outside in.
Awards won
Cannes Lions ’23 / Silver / Entertainment Lion for Sport / Diversity & Inclusion / Las Diablillas
Cannes Lions ’23 / Shortlist / Film Craft / Direction / Las Diablillas
Clio Sports ’23 / Bronze / Branded Content / Athlete Storytelling / Las Diablillas
Clio Sports ’23 / Bronze / Branded Content / Diversity in Storytelling / Las Diablillas
Círculo de Oro ’23 (Mex) / Bronze / Craft Audio / Mejor Locución Femenina / Las Diablillas
Círculo de Oro ’23 (Mex) / Bronze / Bien Social / Productos, Servicios y ONG’s / Las Diablillas
Círculo de Oro ’23 (Mex) / Bronze / Gran Idea / Audiovisual / Ocio y Entrenamiento / Las Diablillas
3x One Show ’23 / Shortlist / Las Diablillas
Las Diablillas
Directed by Yupi Segura
Las Diablillas (Little Devils) of Hondzonot, Quintana Roo, Mexico are a group of indigenous women who play softball. Through the sport, Mayan mothers, wives, daughters, and friends are reshaping communities for the next generation of Mexican women. This is a story of human perseverance.
In the spirit of creating physical extensions of our films, we commissioned the huipil artisans of Hodzonot that embroider the dresses for the Diablillas to create a 1:1 customized Chicago Cubs jersey for Mexican baseball player, Manuel Rodriguez, who hails from the Yucatan peninsula.
93MPH Tacos
Directed by Santiago Fábregas
Octavio Becerra was working at his uncle’s taqueria in Jalisco while he played in the local minor leagues. In just a few short years, the Los Angeles Dodgers took an interest and signed him. We traveled to Jalisco with Octavio as he worked his way up through the minor leagues, and took a deep dive into Mexico’s taco culture with a true insider.
Clemente X Siempre
Directed by Oswaldo Colón
Carlitos Skills and Don Rimx are two Puerto Rican street artists from different generations and backgrounds who came together and created a collaborative art piece in honor of Roberto Clemente. The life of the legendary Pirates player continues to resonate and influence younger generations on the island. In this story, we witness their collaboration to produce 'Héroe Latino,' a portrayal of Clemente, while also furthering the mission of his foundation to aid those in need.
