BASKETBALL Flash Mob in Sydney – Show us your talents Get your face on Television, Facebook and a showreel by making the right moves.
Come and join Karla The Kangaroo and Lauren Jackson in a Thrill special Sunrise 100 Basket Ball Flash Mob performance on Sydney Harbour.
if you have the ability to produce excellent moves
learn some dance choreography and get into the right space to create 100
or can handle a basketball and trick
we would love for you to join us
Date: 14th June 2022
Time: 6am-8.00am Circular Quay
you will need to watch and practice the rehearsal video / dancers and basket ball players
attend the morning practice / final rehearsal on 14th June super early
at the final practice you will allocated your role
directly in or flash mob surrounding the 100
wearing basketball gear / activewear / or white top / black pants
email your registration to
stating
subject : 100 Basketball Flash Mob
name
phone number
email address
age
gender
club/group/solo
add recent photo of you
Karla The Womens Basketball Mascot Story
100 days to go to the FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup 2022. Join Karla the amazing Flash Mobbing Kangaroo hopping onto Sydney basketball courts as the tournament mascot. Australia’s most iconic native animal symbols.
Flash Mob Dancers, Basket Ball players and trickers to show up in the Sydney for the flagship women’s basketball summit. Be greeted by a kangaroo wearing a blue uniform with the No. 22 answering to the name of Karla.
Fans will be interested to know that Karla is in fact a teenage kangaroo that hails from Alice Springs, the third-largest town in the Northern Territory. The Red Centre is also the birthplace of the event’s logo, which was inspired by fourteen-year-old Aboriginal basketball Armerlie ‘Marlii’ Biscoe.
A basketball dribbling, passing and shooting Kangaroo, Karla will be shaking up and showing her moves with 100 of her mob on a Sydney Harbour Sunrise bright n early 14th June 2022. As a be a first-time visitor to Australia’s biggest city Sydney. Karla will be out and about sightseeing when not watching games and showcasing some of her own moves on the court between the buzzers.
This marsupial made the perfect mascot for this event because Karla is athletic, dynamic, graceful, fast, powerful and proud. Kangaroo’s like Karla are so intertwined with the host nation identity that they are even featured on Australian currency as well as the country’s Coat of Arms.
Karla the mascot was conceived and designed by Spike Creative, with the design experience leaving its mark within the agency.
“It has been an absolute honour bringing Karla to life over the past couple of months and we can’t wait to see her representing on the global stage,” said the agency’s creative director, Mick Russell. “We truly immersed ourselves in Karla’s persona during her character development and simply smile with pride and happiness every time she appears on our screens. Her personality exudes fun and warmth and I am confident she will bring plenty of vibrant energy and enthusiasm to the tournament.”
https://www.fiba.basketball/womensbasketballworldcup/2022/mascot