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LIBERTY STADIUM SA1 2FA Home to Swansea City FC and Ospreys Rugby, the Liberty Stadium is one of the of the UK’s Leading multi-purpose arenas, hosting major concerts, exhibitions and events. The Digital 48-sheet screen measures at an unmissable 32 square metres, creating a stunning focal point at the stadium. Featuring the very latest in Elonex technology, the screen broadcasts fully animated and high definition content, targeting big crowds and clearly defined audiences attending premier league football, Pro 12 and European Champions Cup Rugby Union, high profile business and consumer exhibitions and events, and concerts featuring global superstars. SPECIFICATIONS SCREEN SIZE: 28m2 DURATION: 10 Seconds DIMENSIONS: 720 x 400 Pixels DISPLAY TYPE: Full Motion, 25FPS FILE FORMAT: JPEG | PNG | MP4 FILE COMPRESSION FORMAT: .zip DEADLINES FILE NAME CONTACT / DELIVERY All design briefs must be provided All files to be named using the following For queries and sign-off approval please no less than 14 working days before convention: e-mail: [email protected] start date. or call: 0871 222 3456 | 0871 222 7222 LIBST-CLIENTNAME.fileformat All artwork must be provided no Files can also be sent via ‘wetransfer.com’ less than 5 working days before If special day parting/advert playback start date. is required, please label your files accordingly Artwork must be the exact stated pixel - ‘weekday-A’ . Please detail your resolution - no trim, bleed or safe-area requirements via email at the time of your is required. Maximum file size 150MB. artwork submission. elonex.com.

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