The irritation
A fantasy-football league produces more drama than its standings can hold. The Bigbee Report recapped that drama like a wildly overproduced sports show made only for the people in the league.
A pair of comedy-heavy fantasy-football video reports with league storylines, interviews, predictions, custom graphics, and absurd cutaways.

Built because…
A fantasy-football league produces more drama than its standings can hold. The Bigbee Report recapped that drama like a wildly overproduced sports show made only for the people in the league.
I made two long-form reports for the 2024 season—Week 13 and the playoffs—combining standings and scores with league-member interviews, predictions, rivalry lore, team graphics, fake sponsor breaks, memes, and comedy cutaways.
The edit had to turn league data, inside jokes, raw phone footage, interviews, and dozens of visual and audio assets into a coherent show without losing the context only our league shared.
Under the casing
Scope of work
No victory-lap math
The archive contains two finished 1080p episodes: the Week 13 report runs 9:51 and the playoff report runs 15:05, backed by After Effects projects and a large library of custom graphics and interview edits.
For a small audience, specificity is the production value. Names, rivalries, predictions, and callbacks made the reports feel like our league instead of generic fantasy-football content.
In the playable workshop, The Bigbee Report lives in the Archive Yard as a bigbee report archive. You can inspect it without unlocking anything.