ANC
Design evidence / 03 Real briefs · recorded approval · accepted files · new motion
Verified production evidence · three cases

Real requests.
Real approval.

Three archived ANC briefs, the people who designed them, the written approval trail, the actual accepted production files—and new comparison concepts built from the same constraints.

Three evidence chains complete

Wrike brief → named designer or vendor → direct approval text → exact file in Approved Content.

Source: Wrike + Service Dashboard 3 written approval records Accepted media recovered 2 new motion comparisons Higgsfield: real product cutout No new concept is labeled client-approved
CASE 01 / SEA-SES

Lumen Field Upcoming Events

Peter Blank · approval with one final capitalization correction · four accepted venue files.

Approved spotlight vs schedule system↓ CASE 02 / IND-PAC

Pacers Game Night Special

Peter Blank · 11.28 explicitly approved · exact product offer package and new motion concept.

Approved loop vs offer-story motion↓ CASE 03 / CLV-CAV

Autism Awareness Night

Riverhawk Media LLC · “This is all approved” · exact 4416×5988 Power Portal master.

Approved portal vs zone-state motion↓
Case 01 · Lumen Field · SEA-SES

Not a sample brief.
A real recurring venue job.

The Service Dashboard archive preserves the Wrike task, task ID, assignee, time entries, proof location, and final approved-content location.

CreatedFebruary 17, 2026
Requested outputUpcoming-events venue graphics
ReferencePrior Lumen Field events package
Lumen Field Upcoming Events — 2026 Wrike MAAAAAEE5S4R
archived in ANC Service Dashboard 
Creative Direction: Please use reference below to create for these upcoming events Ray Volpe | March 7 | WAMU Theater Miguel | March 9 | WAMU Theater Seattle RV Show | March 12 - 15 | Lumen Field Event Center The Grand Tasting | March 21 - 22 | Lumen Field Event Center INZO | March 28 | WAMU Theater Lamb of God | March 31 | WAMU Theater LANY | April 1 | WAMU Theater FKA twigs| April 2 | WAMU Theater Raye | April 3 | WAMU Theater bbno$| April 4 | WAMU Theater Reference: \\anc0572\Jobs-RH\2025\SEA-HWK\Lumen Field Upcoming Events 9_7_25

Verbatim from the migrated notesMarkdown field. HTML entities were decoded; wording, order, capitalization, and dates were not edited.

Peter designed it.
The record shows the handoff.

Peter Blank is both the Wrike responsible designer and the Twenty/Service Dashboard assignee. His time entries show initial design, revision, and posting against the same task.

Request opened and assigned

Wrike task MAAAAAEE5S4R was created with Peter Blank as responsible designer.

Initial design logged

The migrated designer ledger classifies Peter’s first hour as Initial Design.

Approval recorded with one final correction
“For consistency, can we have ‘BBNO$’ in capital letters as well?
Otherwise, this looks good!”

Wrike comment by request owner Brittany Deieso, addressed to Peter Blank.

Corrected native package lands in Approved Content

Four venue files—1920×1080, 1312×912, 888×216, and 444×216—were written to the dated 02.28 approved folder.

Posting logged

Peter’s subsequent time entry is classified as Posting, closing the production handoff for that package.

✓
Approval is supported by message + revision timing + approved-file destination.

The exact files are included below. Accuracy boundary: Wrike records the approval through ANC request owner Brittany Deieso; it does not expose a separate external-client login for this decision.

One event at a time.
Maximum distance-read.

The approved system favors ruthless clarity: black field, white event name, venue-blue date, and the correct WAMU Theater or Lumen Field Event Center lockup.

North main · 1920×108030-second H.264 + AAC venue deliverable
01Single-message frames

Each event owns the screen long enough to read from the bowl.

02Official destination marks

WAMU Theater and Lumen Field Event Center change with the event.

03Format-specific output

The same hierarchy is rebuilt for four actual venue canvases.

The schedule becomes
a navigable information system.

Our concept keeps all ten events in view on large canvases, then adapts the information density for tower, fascia, hustleboard, and vomitory geometries. It uses the known Lumen Field screen catalogue instead of treating every output as 16:9.

Our Lumen Field concourse schedule concept with all ten events in two columns
Concourse · complete scheduleProofed
Our vertical North Tower schedule concept
North Tower · full verticalProofed
Our HawkVision North schedule concept
HawkVision North · 16:9 listProofed
Half fascia · 15120×72 strip proofProofed
Hustleboard · 888×216Proofed
Vomitory · 432×288Proofed

Different answers
to the same brief.

DecisionApproved ANC designOur concept
Content modelEvent spotlight. One event per frame; the loop reveals the schedule over time.Schedule view. Large canvases show the complete program; constrained boards paginate or compress.
Primary strengthFastest distance-read with official destination marks and minimal visual noise.Information completeness and a reusable hierarchy across the whole venue screen catalogue.
Output proofFour native accepted files found in Approved Content and tied to the Wrike approval trail.Twenty-seven planned surfaces; the six examples above are proof renders only.
StatusApproved / deliveredProofed / not approved

Every major claim
has a source.

Wrike taskMAAAAAEE5S4R
Service Dashboard recordebc5838c-0bfa-4acd-9d17-44b3e7f8a435
DesignerPeter Blank · Wrike KUAEXDIA
Approval recorder / request ownerBrittany Deieso · Wrike KUANISDT
Legacy proof pageworkspace.anc.com/File?path=dd016…
Approved package location/S/SEA/SEA-SES/Approved Content/2026/Team Content/Lumen Field Upcoming Events - 2026/02.28
Our engine requestreq_ouwhw4yazf38
Our live proof pageengine.basheer.app/proof/7cses…
Scope boundary. The accepted package is proven by Wrike approval text, designer activity, matching filenames/content, and the dated Approved Content destination. The new concept is deliberately shown as a separate proof and has no client-approval claim.
Case 02 · Gainbridge Fieldhouse · IND-PAC

Pacers GNS

A season-long animated retail package. The approval comment identifies 11.28 specifically, so the comparison uses the accepted 11.28 file—not a later package selected for convenience.

Wrike taskMAAAAABoZox8
Recorded designerPeter Blank
Approval recorderBrittany Deieso
Accepted revision11.28 · 15 seconds

The archived request

The migrated Service Dashboard note is shown as written, including its original “Fever team store” wording. The accepted 11.28 Pacers file is shown separately below; the page does not silently rewrite the request to match the output.

Pacers GNS — 2026Wrike MAAAAABoZox8
animated venue package
Creative Direction: (animation) Pacers Game Night Special Animated, using style guide

Top rings and bottom, voms, stanchions, courtside middle table: "game night special"
Sideline and baseline: item photo and item info
Broadcast, Main concourse balcony, pavilion bridge, lobby: "game night special" with item photo and item info
Courtside bench table, underbellys, and matrix: "visit the Fever team store or Feverteamstore.com"
360s fascia: "Game Night Special with product photo scrolling up and down"

SPECS: All Boards — In Game
Centerhung Main Video — 4096×1536 and 2368×1536
Centerhung Underbelly — 3712×768 and 1472×768
Centerhung Top Rings — 4224×384 and 2496×384
Centerhung Bottom Rings — 4096×384 and 1856×384
360 LED Ribbon — 25,180 (2) × 120
Courtside Table and Stanchion — 2304×288, 960×288, and 384×108
Indoor Endzone Matrix — 2160×560
Voms — 729×162 and 405×162
Courtside Club / broadcast — 1920×1080
Pavilion Entry — 240×600
Pavilion Bridge — 2025×1134
Main Concourse Balcony — 528×336
Courtside Club Corridor — 5760×1080
West Sideline Club — 10240×1080

ASSETS: 2026 style guide and supplied-assets folder.

The wording and board list are from the archived notesMarkdown field. Line breaks and multiplication symbols were normalized for readability; content was not corrected.

Designer proof

Peter Blank is tied to the work.

Wrike lists Peter as responsible. The migrated designer ledger records Peter’s initial-design, revision, and posting time across this same task, including activity before and after the accepted 11.28 package.

Direct approval proof · November 24, 2025
“@Peter Blank 11.28 is approved. 12.1 — Sleeve is spelled wrong on most of the boards.”

Brittany Deieso’s comment approves 11.28 and separately requests a correction for 12.1. Only the approved 11.28 file is used here.

Accepted design vs our motion concept

The left file is an exact 528×336 H.264 deliverable recovered from the 11.28 Approved Content folder. The right file is a new 14.2-second comparison loop using the accepted product, price, palette, and CTA.

Approved ANC design528×336 · 15 seconds · accepted 11.28Approved
Our comparison conceptAwareness → offer → CTA · real product cutoutNot approved
DecisionApproved ANC designOur comparison
Story structureOne continuous venue loop alternating headline, product/price, and Pacers store CTA.Three explicit acts with longer isolated holds for awareness, offer, and action.
Product treatmentThe suit sits inside the original navy plank texture with white/yellow offer copy.The real suit is isolated with a verified Higgsfield background-removal output and reused over new navy/yellow fields.
Production readinessFull accepted venue system exists across many native board geometries.One motion concept only. It has not been rebuilt for the full board list and is not client-approved.
Verdict: the approved package remains the production answer.

Our version makes the offer sequence more explicit and uses stronger full-frame color changes, but it is a comparison direction—not evidence that Peter’s accepted multi-board system should be replaced.

Service Dashboard recordd7e043e4-f13f-4990-981e-a48cf773f0b1
Approved folder/I/IND/IND-PAC/Approved Content/2025-26/Pacers GNS - 2026/11.28
Accepted source fileIND-PAC_528x336_PacersGNS-2026-11.28.mp4 · SHA-256 1313da93…2459ac
Comparison toolingEngine request req_z13agxepa0ub · Higgsfield cutout as_spxjc7m6ibpf
Approval boundary. Wrike records the approval through ANC request owner Brittany Deieso. It does not expose a separate external-client identity or login for that comment.
Case 03 · Cleveland Cavaliers · CLV-CAV

Autism Night

A 4416×5988 Power Portal with six physical content zones. The approved master is a 60-second, 716 MB venue file; the page plays a visually equivalent review encode and records the master checksum.

Wrike taskMAAAAAEFw5ml
Recorded designerRiverhawk Media LLC
Approval recorderKorey Ryan
Accepted masterR4 · 4416×5988 · 60 seconds

The archived request

The brief defines each portal zone independently. That makes this case useful: approval can be checked against exact wayfinding, accessibility messaging, real logos, and real patient art—not a vague visual mood.

Autism Awareness Night Power PortalWrike MAAAAAEFw5ml
Power Portal · 4416×5988
Creative Direction:

Zone 1 — Cleveland Clinic Logo; QUIET ZONE under logo; facing entry way.
Zone 2 — Cleveland Clinic Logo; QUIET ZONE under logo; facing entry way.
Zone 3 — Arrow pointing to entry way. Under arrow: “Sensory packets available at Portal”. Flip to arrow pointing to doorway. Under arrow: “Sensory Room Access — Ask attendant for directions”.
Zone 4 — AAN Logo, animated. Flip to art board to showcase the patient’s art.
Zone 5 — Arrow pointing to entry way. Under arrow: “Sensory Pod Access”.
Zone 6 — AAN Logo, animated. Flip to art board to showcase the patient’s art.

Specs: Power Portal — 4416×5988
Assets: supplied Autism Awareness Night folder.

Punctuation and line breaks were normalized from the migrated note. The six zone instructions, labels, and spec are unchanged.

Designer proof

Riverhawk Media LLC is tied to the design.

The Wrike task lists Riverhawk Media LLC as responsible alongside Korey Ryan. Six migrated time entries—five initial-design entries and the final April 7 entry—are all attributed to Riverhawk on the same task.

Direct approval proof · April 8, 2026
“@Riverhawk Media LLC This is all approved — thank you! Can you post this ASAP? Game is tonight.”

Korey Ryan’s message approves the complete portal and asks the designer/vendor to post it.

Accepted portal vs our zone-state motion

The left video is the complete accepted R4 sequence. The right concept keeps all six zones visible, then uses calm cyan emphasis to move attention between Quiet Zone, direction, and patient-art states.

Approved ANC designReview encode of 4416×5988 R4 master · 60 secondsApproved
Our comparison conceptSix-zone state system · 13.6-second calm loopNot approved
DecisionApproved ANC designOur comparison
Spatial logicNative portal mapping. Content is rotated and placed to line up with the real six-zone architecture.Readable concept map. All six zones are shown upright as a design system for comparison, not as a venue-ready pixel map.
MotionFull 60-second program flips between Quiet Zone, arrows, Autism Awareness branding, and patient art.Calm crossfades highlight the two quiet zones, two direction zones, then two patient-art zones.
Production readinessAccepted 4416×5988 H.264 master recovered from Approved Content.720×976 review concept. It must be remapped and approved before any venue use.
Verdict: the approved master correctly solves the physical portal.

Our comparison makes the six-zone hierarchy easier to inspect and offers a calmer state-based motion model, but it deliberately does not pretend that an upright concept board is a production-ready 4416×5988 map.

Service Dashboard record932ffbbb-70c4-4980-a2a7-68d001e87213
Approved folder/C/CLV/Approved Content/2025-26/Cleveland Cavaliers/Team Content/Autism Awareness Night
Accepted masterCLV-CAV_AutismAwarenessNightPowerPortal_2026_R4.mp4 · SHA-256 a530255c…3c78abe
Rejected first engine proofreq_91ex5ldccqyz · static composite rejected before this motion rebuild
Approval boundary. Wrike records Korey Ryan’s unambiguous “all approved” message, but the archive does not expose a separate Cavaliers or Cleveland Clinic client login for that decision.