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Wargaming & Labas Krabas — Broadcast Partnership

Gold Art Deco Blitz Summer Cup studio created by Labas Krabas for Wargaming

Wargaming & Labas Krabas / Broadcast partnership

Bringing the game
into the studio.

For around five years, Labas Krabas has worked with Wargaming on gaming broadcasts, esports tournaments, internal conferences, meetups and special projects.

Our partnership brings together the technical infrastructure behind a live broadcast and the physical world in front of the cameras. We create distinctive studios that turn the atmosphere of a game into a space for hosts, guests and their community.

~5 yearsof collaboration
Live productiongaming, esports & company events
Custom studiosset design meets broadcast

01 / Esports

A different stage for every competition.

From the warm geometry of an Art Deco studio to futuristic cityscapes and dramatic rock textures, each set gives the tournament its own visual identity. The scenery frames the commentators and connects the studio coverage with the world on screen.

Blitz Summer Cup — Art Deco studio
Blitz Summer Cup — Art Deco studio
Blitz Summer Cup — futuristic city studio
Blitz Summer Cup — futuristic city studio
Blitz Masters — textured scenery and greenery
Blitz Masters — textured scenery and greenery
Blitz Stellar Cup — sculpted rock scenery
Blitz Stellar Cup — sculpted rock scenery

02 / Special broadcasts

New worlds. Familiar community.

Seasonal broadcasts and anniversary shows let us explore a different mood. Halloween sets, a festive living room and birthday scenery transform the same live format into a new shared experience. Lighting, props and the layout of the studio work together as part of the picture.

Halloween — an atmospheric themed studio
Halloween — an atmospheric themed studio
Halloween — candlelit scenery
Halloween — candlelit scenery
Holiday broadcast — a festive living room
Holiday broadcast — a festive living room
Holiday broadcast — a seasonal studio transformation
Holiday broadcast — a seasonal studio transformation
World of Tanks Blitz — 10th anniversary studio
World of Tanks Blitz — 10th anniversary studio
Dune-themed broadcast — props and details
Dune-themed broadcast — props and details

03 / Studio design

Built for the camera. Made for people.

A broadcast studio needs to feel right for the people in it and read clearly through the lens. We develop the physical setting with the broadcast in mind: the presenters’ positions, the depth of the background and the way light reveals materials and details.

Across our work with Wargaming, industrial textures, timber, brick, plants and practical lights have become different ways to bring the gaming experience into a real space.

Industrial studio — timber, props and warm light
Industrial studio — timber, props and warm light
Industrial studio — an alternative lighting mood
Industrial studio — an alternative lighting mood
Community broadcast — brick and greenery
Community broadcast — brick and greenery
World of Tanks Blitz — colour and practical lighting
World of Tanks Blitz — colour and practical lighting

04 / Behind the broadcast

The infrastructure behind the experience.

Behind the finished frame is the technical environment that keeps the production moving. We provide broadcast infrastructure tailored to each project, bringing the studio, game feeds and production team into one working setup.

Years of collaboration give us a shared understanding of the team’s needs — and experience to build on with each new tournament, internal event and special broadcast.

Behind the scenes — game feeds, monitoring and live production control
Behind the scenes — game feeds, monitoring and live production control
The production team at work in the control room
The production team at work in the control room
Behind the studio frame — cameras, lighting and scenery
Behind the studio frame — cameras, lighting and scenery
Halloween production — backstage film
Inside a live studio production
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