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Versus Creates the Best Video Montage... of All Time?

Thursday, May 21, 2009 at 08:26PM

Are you looking to create an inspirational piece that highlights your organization's performance during the season? Are you looking to create a video board vignette that captivates fans?

Throughout the 2009 NHL Playoffs, Versus has been featuring snippets of its 2009 Sports Anthem, an incredible piece that features inspiring commentary along with music from the Texas instrumental group Explosions in the Sky. The video enhances the credibility of Versus' television programming and serves as a benchmark example for organizations and media outlets looking to create energizing highlight reels.

Check out the inspirational clip below - it will blow you away:

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