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JetBlue TrueBlue arcade room with game cabinets, foosball and cloud projections across the walls

Cloud projections covered the walls at Lume Studios in Tribeca, Manhattan, for JetBlue’s TrueBlue Arcade in August 2023. Presented with Thrillist, the brand activation included arcade cabinets, foosball, skee ball and basketball. Jenya photographed the build and campaign messaging before guests arrived, then followed people through the games and gathering spaces, and filmed the arcade for a recap. Bright screens and deep blue ambient light required careful exposure to keep game graphics, JetBlue branding and faces clear together. Wide photographs connected the projected clouds to the physical arcade, while closer frames recorded hands, controls, prizes and expressions. JPX Studios delivered a gallery of 159 frames and a recap film.

JPX Studios photographed the complete build and campaign message before guests arrived, then followed people through the games and gathering spaces. Wide views connected the projection filled with clouds to the physical arcade, while close frames focused on hands, controls, prizes, and expressions. Bright screens and deep blue ambient light required careful exposure so game graphics, JetBlue branding, and faces remained clear together.

A theater marquee on a Tribeca street reads JetBlue and Thrillist present the JetBlue TrueBlue Arcade
jetblue recap - by jpx studios

Project facts

client
JetBlue
project type
Brand activation
venue
Lume Studios
date
credit
JPX Studios

The final sequence explains both the TrueBlue announcement and the social experience designed around it. Establishing photographs record the transformation of the venue, activity frames show the program in use, and branded details give the campaign flexible assets. Together they document how JetBlue turned loyalty messaging into an approachable, participatory launch environment.

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