# Ad summary
This ad promotes the Gametime app by showing the experience of attending a hockey game with great seats purchased at the last minute. The ad features the excitement of seeing the game up close and finding good deals on tickets using the app.
# Brand positioning
Gametime is presented as a user-friendly app for purchasing last-minute tickets to live events, especially sports games. The brand is positioned as a solution for finding the best deals on tickets right before the event, addressing the barrier of high ticket costs and the perception that good seats are always unavailable. The brand aligns with the values of spontaneity, excitement, and affordability, offering an opportunity to attend events without breaking the bank. It pushes against the norm of planning far in advance for events, catering to those who make decisions closer to the event date. The brand positioning is functional, emphasizing simplicity and value, as well as emotional, focusing on the thrill of live experiences.
# Product
The Gametime app is a mobile platform designed for purchasing last-minute tickets to live events, particularly sports, concerts, and theater. The app is shown being used to find affordable tickets to a hockey game just hours before it starts. It is designed for people who want to attend events spontaneously or who are looking for better deals on tickets closer to the event date. The app provides a map of the venue with prices for different sections, allowing users to choose their seats based on cost and location. A clear USP is its ability to find "best deals" on tickets right before the event, potentially offering significant savings. The ad addresses the purchase barrier of high ticket prices by highlighting the app's affordability and the availability of discounts.
# Visual style
The ad has a UGC (user-generated content) feel with casual, handheld camera work. The editing is quick, featuring jump cuts and fast transitions to maintain a high energy level. The production quality appears relatively polished, suggesting a hybrid approach that blends authenticity with commercial appeal. Pacing is fast, with approximately 18 cuts per minute, maintaining a consistent rhythm throughout the ad. Cuts, text overlays, and product actions are timed loosely to the background music.
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# Call to action
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# Storyline
- 00:00–00:04 The ad begins by introducing "Tom," who is attending his first NHL game. The intention is to set up the narrative that Tom will have a special experience, and the audience is seeing this game from his perspective. The tone is enthusiastic and friendly.
- 00:06–00:10 The speaker explains that Tom has traveled all the way from Latvia, emphasizing the importance of giving him an up-close experience at the game. This builds anticipation for the type of seats that are being offered and why that specific vantage point is important.
- 00:10–00:14 The speaker states that they “got” the full close-up experience, which confirms to the audience that they have found great seats. Then, the friends are shown excitedly celebrating something occurring in the game.
- 00:14–00:18 The speaker tells the viewer he got a great deal hours before the game by using the Gametime app, and he directs the audience to look at the view. The intent here is to show the value proposition of the app through visual proof.
- 00:18–00:28 The speaker says that this is a game between the two highest-scoring teams in the league, which serves to enhance the value of attending the game. Then, shots from the game showcase exciting moments, and serve as visual proof that is a great experience to witness live.
- 00:28–00:33 The speaker explains that sitting close to the action is something that you “just got to experience," indicating that the viewer can have the same experience by using the Gametime app. The speaker states that you can find the best deals on tickets right before the game using Gametime.