John DeMarsico

A SnapBack baseball cap. On its front, the text: BASEBALL IS CINEMA

This is _outstanding_ work, @athletelogos.bsky.social and @johndemarsico.bsky.social

Thanks Joseph!

The influences for the new BASEBALL IS CINEMA merch by @athletelogos.bsky.social

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Very excited to announce that we have partnered with @johndemarsico.bsky.social
to create some custom #BaseballisCinema items! We plan to do a series of these modeled after some of John's biggest movie influences.

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This was screaming for a Tangerine Dream score

#Baseballiscinema

John DeMarsico Reminds Us That Baseball Is Cinema John DeMarsico’s direction for the New York Mets reminds us of how cinema translates so well to baseball – and vice versa.

‪For Cinematic Sense, I wrote a love letter to @johndemarsico.bsky.social and how his and SNY's coverage of the New York Mets reminds us that #baseballiscinema.
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New camera lens! Playing with depth of field on Father's Day at Citi Field #baseballiscinema

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Hey, there's a crazy good deal on the Kindle version of my book BASEBALL: THE MOVIE today. $1.99 over at Amazon. If you enjoy baseball, movies, or baseball movies, you're sure to find something you like in there. And possibly something you hate. www.amazon.com/Baseball-Mov...

But are you having a VERRRY good day?

😍 Just go ahead and give @johndemarsico.bsky.social and the SNY team all of the Emmys 😍
#MetsSky

We always shoot for the moon during Mets broadcasts

"Good GOD"

Step inside the SNY truck with our crew in LA for Pete Alonso's mammoth 447-foot home run

Me to Gare after the game

That's us too

I still can’t believe I got to hang out with the geniuses who make every Met game (win or lose) the best show on television. One of the guys asked me if — after living in LA for 30 years — “do you still ever get star struck?” I pointed to Gary Cohen and said “Yes! Five minutes ago.” What a thrill.

Thank you to @mikepriceinla.bsky.social and the folks at The Simpsons for a fun afternoon on the Fox lot

Ballpark Blockbuster: An Evening with NY Mets Game Director John DeMarsico – Museum of the Moving Image As the New York Mets game director for SNY, John DeMarsico is receiving widely growing acclaim for the highly creative and always entertaining broadcasts he oversees on an almost daily basis during th...

We're back! My favorite night of the year returns to @movingimagenyc.bsky.social on July 17

Get your tickets now!
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Camera operator: Jimmy dos Santos 🎥

Here’s the thing: Mets games are fun to watch because the team is good, but they’re also fun to watch because they look good and are fun to listen to. It’s incredible overall entertainment in a way that other baseball teams just aren’t doing.

This is art

Say cheese! 📷

Baseball as cinema: Director takes us inside Mets' broadcasts The New York Mets' TV broadcasts on SNY are regarded as among the best in Major League Baseball. That status is tied to the personalities in the booth: play-by-play voice Gary Cohen, and analysts and ...

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SNY screenshot of a close-up of Clay Holmes on the left side and a behind home plate view of Andrew Benintendi ready in the batter's box on the right during yesterday's White Sox vs Mets broadcast.

SNY screenshot of the White Sox vs Mets game from yesterday that is split into two halves horizontally, with the top half also being split vertically. The top left frame is a close-up of Luis Robert Jr. ready in the batter's box, the top right is a close-up of Clay Holmes looking towards the catcher, and the bottom half is a full shot showing (from L-R) the home plate umpire, catcher, batter and pitcher from the low camera behind first base. Just before the pitch was made, this entire shot would drop down to the bottom of of the screen, revealing the traditional behind-the-pitcher shot. So simple, but SNY makes this look easy.

I'm a Yankees fan that fell in love going to Yankee Stadium (post '76 version), but I've moved away from the area. When I go nowadays, I don't feel any connection at all and YES broadcasts are meh.

These two SNY shots (both within the same half-inning) impressed me more than anything YES has done.

I think it’s probably under-discussed how important the SNY broadcast is to how many new fans the Mets have developed in recent years.

Thank you @spectacletheater.com @bwd.bsky.social @carolineavenue.bsky.social for a spectacular night!

Adding individual @mets.com games to @letterboxd.social after watching @johndemarsico.bsky.social’s “Baseball is Cinema” at @spectacletheater.com

handsome men posing in front of microcinema

handsome men talking about the intersection of baseball and film

tonight was a movie @johndemarsico.bsky.social