RED Hat One 2025: APAC Stage & LED Screen Animation

Agency: AMC Asia!

Red Hat One 2025 is Red Hat's annual global gathering, bringing together employees, partners, and leaders from across regions to connect, celebrate, and look ahead.

FANATIC was commissioned by AMC Asia! to design and produce large-format stage animations for the Red Hat One 2025 APAC segment.

As a motion design studio specializing in live events, we created animated backgrounds that brought each APAC region's cultural identity to life on stage.

Scope of Work

We worked on three animations for the event:

1. Regional Title Animations

The APAC segment kicked off with a stage march celebrating four regions — Australia & New Zealand (ANZ), Greater China Group (GCG), India, and Southeast Asia & Korea (SEAK). We designed a motion title for each region, giving each one its own cultural identity and flair.

2. APAC Leadership Team Motion Background

The APAC Leadership Team hit the stage for a catwalk performance, and we brought the disco energy to life with synchronised stage animation that matches the beat of the show.

3. Dance Floor Session Motion Background

To keep the after-party going, we designed 70s and 80s-inspired disco visuals for the "Dance Floor" session — bold, punchy, and made to get the crowd moving.

Technical Specification

All visuals ran across two large side screens (Screen 1 & Screen 2) on the left and right walls of the venue, each at 3200 × 1536px.

The final output format are delivered in MOV to ensure the least compression to the video quality.

Scope of Work

We worked on three animations for the event:

1. Regional Title Animations

2. APAC Leadership Team Motion Background

The APAC Leadership Team hit the stage for a catwalk performance, and we brought the disco energy to life with synchronised stage animation that matches the beat of the show.

3. Dance Floor Session Motion Background

To keep the after-party going, we designed 70s and 80s-inspired disco visuals for the "Dance Floor" session — bold, punchy, and made to get the crowd moving.

Technical Specification

Scope of Work

We worked on three animations for the event:

1. Regional Title Animations

2. APAC Leadership Team Motion Background
The APAC Leadership Team hit the stage for a catwalk performance, and we brought the disco energy to life with synchronised stage animation that matches the beat of the show.

3. Dance Floor Session Motion Background
To keep the after-party going, we designed 70s and 80s-inspired disco visuals for the "Dance Floor" session — bold, punchy, and made to get the crowd moving.

Technical Specification
All visuals ran across two large side screens (Screen 1 & Screen 2) on the left and right walls of the venue, each at 3200 × 1536px.

The final output format are delivered in MOV to ensure the least compression to the video quality.

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Region Title Animations:

Each region has its own identity, so we built our designs around cultural icons and landmarks specific to each country.

The APAC segment featured four regions: Australia & New Zealand (ANZ), Greater China Group (GCG), India, and Southeast Asia & Korea (SEAK).

As each region marched onto the stage, our animations played on the LED screens to highlight their cultural significance.

APAC Leadership Team Performance - Catwalk

The APAC Leadership Team took the stage with a catwalk performance set to "I'm Too Sexy" by Right Said Fred — a track full of funky, over-the-top energy.

That playful vibe inspired us to go bold with a retro disco-funk direction for the motion backgrounds. We used bright, punchy colours and rhythmic motion to match the excitement on stage, while keeping the overall design supportive of the performance — not competing with it.

Dance floor After-Party

To close out the night, we designed a motion background rooted in the same 70s and 80s disco aesthetic from the catwalk show — keeping the energy consistent and the party going. The goal was simple: set the mood, fill the room with energy, and give everyone a reason to hit the dance floor.