Skip to Main Content
Meta

Meta Threads Throne

Fabrication
Concept Development

Meta approached us to develop an interactive piece of Threads-branded content that athletes would immediately recognize and feel a connection with. At Fresh Tape Media, we love to see consistent cross-sport campaigns so we wanted to build something that would make any athlete feel like royalty...wait a minute...

A Washington Husky player is seated on the Threads Throne which is a black throne-like chair, he is wearing a white hoodie with the letter 'W' and '2024' printed on it. The Threads Throne features a circular design with the words 'THREADS THRONE' repeated multiple times.

Results

No items found.

Strategy

With our fabrication, we wanted to deliver a unique and ownable asset for Threads that stood out and generated excitement. Ideally, it would be large enough to pack a punch but simple enough that it could be transported or recreated anywhere. The Threads Throne was unveiled at CFP where we wanted to make sure all players were onboarded to the platform and document their first-ever Thread and shared their meme reactions to game-specific situations.

"This image shows detailed measurements for the Threads Throne in a diagram provided to fabricators to begin building the set piece.
Mock of dimensions for the build of the Meta Threads Throne ahead of CFP
The Meta team sits on and around the Threads Throne after the CFB Playoffs, smiling for the camera after a day of production on site at Media Day
Meta and Fresh Tape Media crew on site at the College Football Playoffs Media Day, the debut of the iconic Threads Throne
Quentin Moore of the Washington team sits on the Threads Throne
Cole Morgan of Michigan sits on the Threads Throne for his very first Thread

Serialization

The Threads Throne became an identifiable centerpiece that athletes love being associated with, that drives brand loyalty and engagement for the Threads platform and their owned Meta content from top sporting events like College Football Playoffs, the Olympic Games and the X-Games. Since the fabrication of the Threads Throne, 500+ people have snapped pics, shared hot takes, and created content on the iconic seating.

Paralympic athlete Mckenzie Coan takes on the Threads Throne at the Team USA Media Summit before the Paris Paralympic Games
X Games athlete Ryan Wilson sits on the Threads Throne ahead of the X-Games

Results

No items found.

I love working with the Fresh Tape Media team because it feels like an extension of our own, helping make our ideas bigger and better every time.

Nick Marquez — Sports Partnerships

Let's Connect

Hi! My name is
. You can reach me at
. Here’s what I’m thinking we could work together on:
Looking forward to connecting!

Thank you!

Your submission has been received. We will follow up shortly.

Oops! Something went wrong while submitting the form. Please try again.

Related Projects

This image shows Lamar Jackson in a Baltimore Ravens uniform, wearing number 8, posing energetically in a room completely covered with Ravens memorabilia. He’s holding a football in one hand and extending his other hand forward as if to stiff-arm an invisible defender. The walls and ceiling are plastered with posters, photos, team logos, and decorations in purple, black, and gold. There are Ravens hats, jerseys, clippings, and even a clock and stereo on a cluttered desk in the corner, making the space feel like the ultimate fan cave. The overall vibe is lively, passionate, and celebratory—capturing both the player’s excitement and the intensity of Ravens fandom.
Fabrication

Baltimore Ravens Media Day Set

For the Ravens’ 30th season, we built a Media Day set that paid tribute to 1996—the team’s inaugural year—by transforming the space into the ultimate 90s bedroom packed with Baltimore pride.

Quen Blackwell smiles while applying makeup in front of a mirror, wearing a red headband and orange top. She holds a phone to record herself, capturing the moment on camera.
Concept Development
Influencers
Production

Quen Blackwell x Copilot: Day in the Life

When your bestie’s birthday is tonight and your apartment’s a mess, let Copilot (and Quen Blackwell) save the day!

Split-screen image of two NASCAR race cars in motion. On the left, a black No. 3 Chevrolet with red “Goodwrench” branding, driven by Dale Earnhardt Sr., seen mid-turn on a racetrack. On the right, a red No. 8 Budweiser Chevrolet driven by Dale Earnhardt Jr., with prominent sponsor logos and the number displayed in bold white. The background shows a blurred racetrack wall, emphasizing speed and legacy.
Concept Development
VFX

Amazon 'Earnhardt' Promotion

Dale Sr and Dale Jr share more than just a name: they move, talk, and race with the same unmistakable swagger. We used a split screen approach to mirror their mannerisms across eras, creating a nostalgic, feed-ready tribute that reminded fans just how deep the Earnhardt legacy runs.

Now Streaming! Watch A Clean Sheet: Gabe Landeskog, A Fresh Tape Media Original Series on Max
Watch Now