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Two Weeks in Queens
U.S. Open · Flushing Meadows · 5:30
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U.S. Open · Flushing Meadows
Two Weeks in Queens
Two weeks in Queens. Every court has a story.
01 · Narrative orientation
The Story
For two weeks, the tennis world belongs to Queens.
Champions arrive. Unknown names break through. Matches stretch deep into the New York night. And somewhere across the grounds, another story is beginning.
Arthur Ashe may tower above it all, but the Open has never been only about one court.
Every court has a story.
You came for the tennis.
You stayed for the story.
02 · The film
Watch the Film
A cinematic musical love letter to two weeks when the tennis world belongs to New York.
Hero Film · 5:30
Two Weeks in Queens
03 · The song
The Soundtrack
Begins Here
Tennis has a rhythm.
Two Weeks in Queens
Serve. Return. Rally. Roar.
Two Weeks in Queens turns the movement of the Open—the players, crowds, courts, and pulse of New York—into its own soundtrack.
Game. Set. Match.
The central idea
You came for the tennis.You stayed for the story.EVERY COURT'S GOT A STORY.
04 · The trailers
Different Ways
Into the Story
Two distinct entry points into the players, history, and emotion of the larger Story World.
Official Trailer 01 · 0:58
The Players
The current field arrives in Queens carrying expectation, possibility, and a story of their own.
Official Trailer 02 · 0:50
The Legacy
Past champions. A new generation. The history that follows every player through the gates.
05 · The discoveries
Three Doors. One Story World.
Legacy → Game → Experience
01 · History · 0:30
The Legacy
Generations of champions turn each new tournament into another chapter.
02 · Rhythm · 0:33
The Game
Serve, spin, rally, pressure—the speed and language of tennis become music.
03 · The Grounds · 0:34
The Experience
Courts, crowds, qualifiers, and the feeling of moving through the Open.
06 · Behind the song
Why I Wrote It
Tennis has been part of my life since childhood. Some of my earliest U.S. Open memories are of going with my family, and that feeling never left me.
The Open never feels like one match or one story. A champion can be battling inside Arthur Ashe while, a few hundred feet away, an unknown player begins the run of a lifetime.
Somewhere across the grounds, a roar erupts—and everybody wants to know what happened.
Every player arrives with a story. Every match creates another one.
That became the heart of the song:
Every court's got a story.
— Rabbi MG
07 · Creative lens
How We
See the Story
The tournament has champions.
But the place is the protagonist.
For two weeks, Queens becomes the center of the tennis universe.
08 · Project credits
Two Weeks in Queens
Written, created, and produced by Rabbi MG
A Rabbi MG Sports Story Studio™ Film
Rabbi MG Studio™
Additional music, film, footage, licensing, and production credits to be finalized for the release master as applicable.
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Every Story
Begins Somewhere
This Story World began with one idea, one person, one moment, or one song. What story is waiting inside your team, family, season, or community?