Las Vegas screens come in shapes no other city has: a sphere, a tower facade, a canopy over the street. We design the 3D film for them, and we can book the media.
A sphere, a facade, a canopy. 3D built for each Vegas screen.
We create anamorphic 3D billboards in Las Vegas: one film built to the exact shape of the Exosphere, the Resorts World facade or Viva Vision on Fremont Street, then cut for the rest of your plan and for social. We can also book the screens with the operators.
One 3D film, built to the exact specs of each screen
Media buying with the operators, or delivery to your agency's plan
You bring the screens and the brand. We bring the idea, the 3D and the delivery, and we keep it simple for you from the first call to the day it goes live.
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Las Vegas guide
A sphere, a tower and a canopy. No ordinary corner.
Las Vegas drew 38.5 million visitors in 2025, 6 million of them for conventions. Its biggest screens are not flat billboards: the Sphere's 580,000 sq ft exterior, a tower-high facade at Resorts World and an LED canopy over Fremont Street. 3D works here by playing with those shapes. Below: the screens, who sells them and when to launch.
market
The Las Vegas out-of-home market
Las Vegas welcomed 38.5 million visitors in 2025, including 6.0 million convention attendees (LVCVA). CES alone drew 148,392 audited participants in 2026, with 7,037 media, content creators and analysts (CES). Across the US, out-of-home revenue passed $9.1 billion in 2024, with digital at 34% of spend (OAAA).
On the roads, Clear Channel says it is the market’s largest digital billboard provider, with more than 80 digital billboards and 800 roadside displays (count as of June 2022) (Clear Channel Outdoor). Above them sits the Sphere: its exterior was the world’s largest LED display when the venue opened on 29 September 2023 (Wikipedia).
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Screens that suit a 3D billboard in Las Vegas
The sources we checked list no corner screen on the Strip built for anamorphic 3D, the format used in Times Square or on the Sunset Strip. Las Vegas has bigger surfaces with other shapes, and the 3D film is designed for each one.
A very wide face at a busy Strip corner (Wikipedia)
For a classic corner illusion, the US references are the corner screens of Times Square (Muse by Clio) and the corner cube on the Sunset Strip in Los Angeles (Billboard Insider). A national plan can pair one of them with a Las Vegas surface.
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Who sells the space
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Sphere Entertainment Co.: the Exosphere, which shows ads alongside seasonal and art content (Wikipedia).
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Clear Channel Outdoor: digital and roadside billboards, three exclusive spectaculars on the Resorts World facade, The Globe inside Resorts World and a Zouk Nightclub digital display on the Strip (Clear Channel Outdoor).
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OUTFRONT Media: digital billboards, eye-level digital shelters among the Strip’s hotels and casinos, digital transit and wraps on the Deuce double-decker buses (OUTFRONT).
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Fremont Street Experience: the Viva Vision canopy in Downtown Las Vegas (Wikipedia).
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When to launch in Las Vegas
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CES, in early January: 6 to 9 January 2027. The 2026 edition drew 148,392 participants (CES).
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The NAB Show, in April: the broadcast and media technology show at the Las Vegas Convention Center, around 100,000 attendees in typical years (Wikipedia).
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The Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix, in November: a night race on a street circuit down the Strip, which puts the Strip’s screens in the broadcast (Wikipedia).
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One-off events: Super Bowl LVIII, in February 2024, was the first in Nevada, with 123.7 million average US viewers (Wikipedia).
beyond billboards
Not a billboard? The same 3D for shop windows, events and buildings.
Every screen needs a film built for its exact shape, outdoors or indoors. Same studio, same method.
Yes. The Exosphere, the 580,000 sq ft LED exterior of Sphere, shows ads alongside seasonal and art content, and Sphere Entertainment Co. sells it. It is seen as a volume from every side, so the film is designed for a sphere, not a flat face. We found no published rate, so we ask for a current quote once the dates are set.
We found no published rate card for the Strip's large screens, so the media is quoted per screen and per date. The 3D film depends on how many screens and formats it has to fit. We quote both once the screens are chosen.
Yes. We can handle the media buying with the operators, so the screens are chosen for the creative and the budget stays under control. If you already have a media agency, we deliver the 3D film to their plan.
Around the big trade shows and events: CES in early January (6 to 9 January 2027), the NAB Show in April and the Formula 1 Grand Prix in November, when the race runs down the Strip.
Yes. We create both flat and 3D versions and adapt them to every screen and media owner in your plan, whether that's one flagship billboard or dozens across markets. The technical back-and-forth is our job, not yours.
The creative is a separate line, but it never requires you to buy more media. You're making the impressions you've already paid for work harder: the same screens start generating organic reach on their own.
Ideas and early visuals can use AI. The final 3D is built by our own team, because a real screen with real people in front of it does not forgive approximation.
