Casted Europe 2021 -

Companies realized they didn't always need to fly an entire production crew across continents. Remote production models scaled down carbon footprints and operational costs.

The LEC casting crew leaned heavily into entertainment, sketch comedy, and musical numbers during technical pauses. They proved that esports casting in Europe wasn't just about calling the action—it was about maintaining an upbeat, engaging community space during a period of global isolation.

The European casting industry faced several challenges in 2021, including the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, supply chain disruptions, and increasing pressure to adopt sustainable practices. Despite these challenges, the industry demonstrated resilience and adaptability, with Casted Europe playing a crucial role in navigating these complexities. Some of the key trends that emerged in Casted Europe 2021 include:

When he arrived in Frankfurt, the city was a stage. Old bank towers had been repainted as castle ramparts. People wore wristbands that glowed their character class: green for Bystander, red for Antagonist, blue for Supporter. There were also Gold bands—those were the “Swing Votes,” the ones who could change the plot at any moment. No one knew who had them.