Wes Anderson’s filmmaking type serves because the inspiration for ESPN‘s Wimbledon marketing campaign, “Quiet Please.”

The brand new marketing campaign attracts on Anderson’s type and embraces his signature use of symmetry in addition to his curated colour palettes. Franz Ferdinand’s “Take Me Out” serves because the marketing campaign’s anthem.

A number of gamers, together with this 12 months’s French Open champions Coco Gauff and Carlos Alcaraz function within the marketing campaign. Novak Djokovic, Madison Keys, Ben Shelton, Jessica Pegula, Taylor Fritz and Frances Tiafoe, together with ATP and WTA world quantity ones Jannik Sinner and Aryna Sabalenka, additionally make appearances.

“This 12 months’s Wimbledon marketing campaign fantastically elevates the game’s rising stars and compelling narratives by means of a robust and cinematic thematic,” mentioned Rachel Epstein, Vice President, Reside Sports activities and Viewers Growth at ESPN. “It’s a contemporary and distinctive strategy that not solely captures the class and depth of the event, but additionally underscores the depth of our protection from day one by means of the finals.”

Wimbledon is broadly thought-about some of the prestigious of all tennis Grand Slams, identified for its storied grounds, wealthy traditions, and distinctive idiosyncrasies. The decision of “quiet please” comes from umpires to hush the gang. This backdrop units the stage for ESPN’s latest installment of its “Quiet Please” advertising and marketing marketing campaign, which highlights the distinction between Wimbledon’s timeless class and the high-energy play on the court docket.

This 12 months, from June 30 by means of July 13, ESPN will provide “first ball to final ball protection” throughout ABC, ESPN, ESPN2, and ESPN Deportes, totaling greater than 250 hours of dwell protection with each match on each court docket streaming dwell on ESPN+.

Disney+ subscribers can watch Day 1 event motion straight throughout the Disney+ app. As well as, the whole event will stream on Disney+ for all Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+ bundle subscribers.

Watch the marketing campaign under.