Spectacle First,
Then Patience
We placed Ed Scott, two-time professional world freerunning champion, and Zara Treherne, professional stunt performer and British Stunt Register member. The brief had two halves and both mattered: a demonstration with enough spectacle to pull a crowd, and the patience to then coach local children through the course, building technique and confidence in front of their parents.
That pairing is exactly what we select for. Elite ability gets people watching. Professionalism and warmth with the public is what a family brand actually needs on the day. Our athletes wore the ACTI'Ninja branding, delivered social content from the event, and gave Proludic footage they now use in their own case studies and launch films.
A crowd on the day, coverage in the local press, and a client with a library of launch content. That is what an athlete booking should return.
Launching Something
Worth a Crowd?
Tell us about the event. We will match you with athletes who can pull an audience and then work it with the professionalism a family brand needs.









