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BROADCASTERS´ MANUAL

CROSS EVENTS

EDITION November 2019

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1. Introduction ............................................................................................................................. 3

2. Events ...................................................................................................................................... 3

3. Start Intervals and TV Ready procedure ............................................................................... 4

4. Competition Breaks ................................................................................................................ 5

5. Specific of TV elements Coverage ......................................................................................... 6

5.1 Starting Area / Competitors Lounge .................................................................................... 6

5.2 On Course ........................................................................................................................... 6

5.3 Finish Line ........................................................................................................................... 6

5.4 Line Up ................................................................................................................................ 6

5.5 Reaction .............................................................................................................................. 6

6. TV PRODUCTION - Special requirements and procedures .................................................. 7

6.1 International Feed & Knowledge of the Sport ...................................................................... 7

6.2 Production Plan ................................................................................................................... 7

6.3 Ski/Snowboard Cross Video Control ................................................................................... 8

6.4 Cross Monitors & Signals Requirements ............................................................................. 9

6.5 Additional Feeds ................................................................................................................. 9

6.6 Copy of the competition ....................................................................................................... 9

6.7 Drones Usage Policy ........................................................................................................... 9

7. Coverage Philosophy, TV cameras and running orders .................................................... 10

7.1 Cameras Plan ................................................................................................................... 10

7.2 Minimum Number of Cameras – Basic Set Up – Mandatory Requirement ......................... 10

Awards Presentation – Running Order sample ...................................................................... 16

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1. Introduction

As the international organisation responsible for the promotion and development of Freestyle Skiing, Freeskiing and Snowboarding, FIS is constantly looking to find new ways of increasing interest in all of the FIS disciplines. The starting point in this endeavour is to ensure that the events are TV produced at the highest level and this Cross Manual offers specific guidelines for Host Broadcasters to ensure the delivery of consistent standards of television production throughout the calendar season. The Cross Manual integrates the general FIS Broadcasters' Manual available at the following link: https://assets.fis-ski.com/image/upload/v1539259548/fis-prod/Broadcasters_manual_-_general_part.pdf

During the course of the winter season, the most important series of international competitions are established in the FIS World Cup Calendar for the events of Freestyle Skiing, Freeski and Snowboard. All the detailed information regarding the FIS Freestyle Skiing, Freeski and Snowboard World Cup and World Championships events are contained in the following document: International Snowboard / Freestyle Ski / Freeski Competition Rules (ICR): https://assets.fis-ski.com/image/upload/v1565071387/fis-prod/assets/SBFSFK_ICR.pdf

2. Events

In Cross there are 2 distinct events. Ski Cross (SX) and Snowboard Cross (SBX) / SBX Team Mixed.

Table of Freestyle Skiing and Snowboarding Events by Discipline

Events Freestyle Skiing Snowboarding

Ski Cross (SX) X

X

Snowboard Cross (SBX) / SBX Team Mixed

X

The detailed overview of all the events, as well as competition formats, Phases and Rounds can be found within the International Snowboard / Freestyle Ski / Freeski Competition Rules (ICR) https://assets.fis-ski.com/image/upload/v1565071387/fis-prod/assets/SBFSFK_ICR.pdf

https://assets.fis-ski.com/image/upload/v1539259548/fis-prod/Broadcasters_manual_-_general_part.pdf

https://assets.fis-ski.com/image/upload/v1539259548/fis-prod/Broadcasters_manual_-_general_part.pdf

https://assets.fis-ski.com/image/upload/v1565071387/fis-prod/assets/SBFSFK_ICR.pdf

https://assets.fis-ski.com/image/upload/v1565071387/fis-prod/assets/SBFSFK_ICR.pdf

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3. Start Intervals and TV Ready procedure

The maximum interval time between runs varies according to the events. Typically, 180 – 360 seconds are planned between the current competitors while the next competitor prepares for his/her run. This allows for replays of the last performance and the reaction from the competitor when they are given their results. The start intervals shall be determined with the FIS Race Director during the initial site survey, particularly as this will affect the choice of camera positions. Other factors will influence this decision, such as the presence of sponsors and advertising as well as TV production values such as replays and highlights. Direct communication is established between the FIS Race Director and the TV Director. The FIS Race Director will inform the HB about any delays, injury status of competitors and course holds for repairs and other incidents that may prevent the competition from moving forward according to the rundown sheet. Due to the nature of the sport, and in consideration with the start intervals, the "TV Ready" procedure has been implemented. The start of the next athlete can be given only after TV has finished all the planned replays/highlights of the last performance. Thus, HB (TV Director or its designee) has to communicate "TV Ready" command to the FIS Race Director to continue the race.

Table of Start Interval Times for the CROSS Events

Events Qualification Final

SX 160 to 200 seconds 180 to 360 seconds

SBX 160 to 200 seconds 180 to 360 seconds

SBX Team Mixed 300 to 420 seconds

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4. Competition Breaks

Natural competition breaks are part of the running of the competition or are caused by internal or external circumstances beyond the control of the operation of the competition.

Turn-around time The turn-around time is, the total time it takes to start and complete a run and arrive back to the start area. This includes, the time of the run, the time it takes from the finish area to the ski lift, the lift time and the time it takes from the end of lift station to return to the start. Also, there is the turn-around time on lift system within the final phase of the head to head competitions. The competitors cannot just arrive back to the start and then prepare to leave again. Sometimes they need to change equipment and get instructions from the coaches. The natural breaks occur towards the end of the competition, and after the semi-final, when the last qualified competitors start directly in the next heat. Weather delays or course holds

Weather delays occur during the competition, due to snow fall, wind, fog/clouds or flat light. In these cases, the competition sequence will be stopped and will be then continued when the conditions permit.

Crashes and Injuries

Crashes and injuries do occur and sometimes it takes time to determine the nature of the injury and then prepare the predefined evacuation of the competitor from the course. On some occasions, the course safety material needs to be fixed.

Course maintenance and Repair

On-going maintenance of the course line, jumps or gates is needed at times, based upon the circumstances. Short delays can occur as a natural part of organizing the competition. Jury Decisions

The competition jury, which controls the rules and operation of the competition, needs to make decisions about the running of the competition and the status of the results and the ranking of the competitors. Short breaks can be expected in the operation of the competition.

Re-runs

No re-runs will be conducted in Cross in cases of intentional contact(s). Re-runs will only be considered by the Jury in the case of force majeure or if the competitor(s) were interfered by other persons or circumstances outside of that presented by fellow competitors in that heat. A rerun may only be considered if the interfered competitor potentially would still have had the chance to advance. The number of starters for the rerun depends on the race situation when the interference occurred. If a competitor misses a gate due to interference and clearly does not gain any advantage this action may not be considered as a “did not finish” (ICR art 5612.1).

If there is a failure of all of the timing systems, a re-run shall be granted (ICR art 5612.1.1).

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5. Specific elements of TV Coverage

5.1 Starting Area / Competitors Lounge The start area is divided into several functional areas with access control limiting the number of people in the specific zones. Interesting interactions, preparation of competition equipment and the warm-up procedures of the competitors can be seen in the pre-start area. In the start area, there will be interaction with coaches and competitors, up to a certain point, then the placing of the skiers/snowboarders into the start gate by the start officials. This is followed by the start sequence. As there is a screen at the start where coaches and competitors can gather around and view the runs of their fellow competitors and react to such images and runs.

5.2 On Course The competitor(s) must be covered during the full performance from the start of the course to the finish. At times, the competitors cannot complete their run and they are required to stop and exit the course, where possible.

5.3 Finish Line As the competitor(s) enters the finish area, there can be lot of emotional content both with the competitor(s) that have finished the run and also from the other competitors waiting to see if they have been beaten or have maintained their ranking.

5.4 Line Up

During the final phase, the top 3 ranked competitors are lined up, with 3rd ranked

competitor closest to the exit gate. As the next skier/snowboarder enters the finish area they are lined up near the other competitors, and then they await the confirmation and ranking for the performance. During this time, the replay of the run is shown.

5.5 Reaction The timing of the presentation of the result is coordinated between the TV graphics, scoreboard and the announcer. There will be a reaction of the competitors to their performance and ranking. The other competitors congratulate them (perhaps) and as the ranking of the competitors change the competitor(s), line-up changes and some then leaves the finish area.

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6. TV PRODUCTION - Special requirements and procedures

6.1 International Feed & Knowledge of the Sport Host Broadcaster (HB) is invited to develop suitable production ideas that best illustrate the competition dynamics, capture the athletes' experience and offer performance comparisons in a way that will inform and appeal to both fans and new audiences. A key principle for the TV Directors is to remember they are providing multilateral feed coverage and this should be unbiased in order to satisfy the international viewing audience. Coverage should be impartial, with equal emphasis on all participants, including replays of their reactions. Live action should always be a priority, and quite often, the best approach is to 'keep things simple'. At the same time, on of the most important assets of the designated TV Director and TV Producer will normally be considerable knowledge of the sport. This knowledge will significantly contribute to how the excitement of the competition can be captured, showing all the important parts of the venue and the development of the competition. The HB Producer and Director are expected to study the form and performance of the athletes participating in the competition. Familiarity not only with the subject, but also with the season performance is imperative to fully understand and exploit the strengths and weaknesses of athletes in the coverage plan.

6.2 Production Plan The preparation and delivery of the production plan must be regarded as the most demanding of challenges, but equally the HB must also provide support services to unilateral broadcasters, TV Compound logistics, cabling, broadcast management and technical assistance. The HB will be responsible for the supply and installation of the necessary cables to interface with FIS' data and timing service partner and will assist with this task, providing that the distances are reasonable and within the confines of the TV compound. The site survey will seek a suitable and convenient position for the Data and Timing Partner's technical facilities. HB is expected to design a suitable production plan in advance of each competition to fully prepare its broadcast installation. The schedule should consider the possibility of conducting a full technical and production rehearsal (with timing and a podium presentation) at least one day before the actual competition. The organisation of the technical and production rehearsal will be carefully planned with the Organising Committee. The following mandatory indications have to be taken into consideration:

For Ski and Snowboard Cross an adequate cameras set up must be in place for Qualifications already (video control).

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Daily Schedule for HB in terms of tender vehicle arrival, park and power, cable installation, skidoo availability, camera platform build, installation of all timing points, full rig and technical rehearsal to be delivered not more than 4 weeks after the survey. Example of the production plan "best practice":

Number of days before the Finals

(Qualifications to be kept in consideration) Description

– 5 Days Tender and support vehicles travel and park

– 4 Days Assemble all camera platforms as well as initial cabling

– 3 Days Cabling continues

– 2 Days HB Outside Broadcast vehicles arrive as well as any mobile production facilities

TV Compound park and power

Complete cabling, position and install cameras and microphones

Meeting with FIS Race Director to review safety and camera positions

– 1 Day Initial meeting and inspection of the finish area/TV position with OC, chief of press/media to discuss any details

SNG vehicles park and power with cabling to the HB production vehicle

Complete OB Van configuration and perform technical facilities check before the end of the day and according to local daylight conditions

Facilities and production rehearsal & mandatory production of the test race/Qualifications with results and graphics (required and agreed on a case by case basis)

TV coordination meeting to include current progress, all technical issues, running order debrief and program of unilateral activities (including FIS Representative, chief of course, stadium and ceremonies and the venue announcer)

Finals - Day 1 Complete Race 1

Event program needs to be always carefully checked in order to prepare the TV production plan. The Qualifications can be scheduled either 1 day or 2 days before the Finals.

6.3 Ski/Snowboard Cross Video Control The Jury must have the possibility for a technical video review of the entire Qualifications and Finals. Therefore, aside from the Finals, an adequate camera set up is required also for Qualifications. For Ski Cross and Snowboard Cross a separate EVS (electronic video server) for the official FIS Video Controller is required, in order to be able to review independently any race scene in slow motion (ideally from different camera angles). The position for the Video Control as well as the communication either by radio or intercom will be established prior to the first Qualification phase.

The above mentioned requirements are mandatory.

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6.4 Cross Monitors & Signals Requirements For events' coordination and judging purposes, the following monitors of an adequate dimension and with an appropriate connection to the international world feed (with graphics) are required at the venues:

Event Number of Monitors Kind of Signal Position

Ski/Snowboard Cross 3 World Feed (dirty with

graphics)

1 at the start

2-3 exit gate (Technical delegate: World Feed

and EVS signal)

To be noted:

1. One monitor will have to be provided also to the event's announcer for each competition 2. The above list DOES NOT include the FIS Data & Timing requirements

6.5 Additional Feeds Some or additional feeds may go through dedicated replay machines and will be confirmed by the FIS Race Director during inspections. Technical needs will be forwarded to the HB once available. Additional feeds should be foreseen for VIP area and Giant screens (if applicable).

6.6 Copy of the competition

A copy of the competition should be foreseen by the HB and be available for Teams, Judges and/or for Jury purposes. Right after the end of each Competition, a copy should be delivered to the Team Captain of the team hosting such a Competition. A copy for Jury purposes should be provided upon request and delivered to one of the Jury members.

6.7 Drones Usage Policy Unmanned and anchorless aerial vehicles (UAV) such as Drones or Quadcopters etc. are strictly prohibited over the competition Course area during inspection, training or competition, unless approved by the Jury and the organizer in writing subject to any prohibitions imposed by local laws or the property owners. The competition Course area is defined by the Jury. Violations will be subject to sanctions by the Jury in accordance with ICR art.223.

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7. Coverage Philosophy, TV cameras and running orders

7.1 Cameras Plan Master camera plan (indicating how each camera will be used) of the competition venue including scaffold towers and platforms, together with microphone positions are to be delivered to the respective parties not more than 4 weeks after the inspection.

7.2 Minimum Number of Cameras – Basic Set Up – Mandatory Requirement Following the indications of the FIS World Cups Broadcast Manual, the following minimum camera requirements apply for the Cross World Cup events (any additional enhancements are welcomed). Minimum 14 cameras required for the Cross Events.

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Minimum13 cameras required

Cameras description:

No Type Lens Mount Location Coverage

1 Hand-held 11 x 4.5 N/A At start Warming-up, athletes close-up,

race start, Coaches reaction

2 Hard 72 x 9.3 Tripod Scaffolding 3m Starting house, action

3 Hand-held 22 x 7.6 N/A 1st jump action

4a Hand-held 22 x 7.6 N/A 1st turn SBX action

4b Hand-held 22 x 7.6 N/A SG SX action

5a Hand-held 22 x 7.6 N/A Scaffolding 3m, SBX action

5b Hand-held 22 x 7.6 N/A Scaffolding 3m, SX action

6 Hand-held 22 x 7.6 N/A Jump – SBX – SX

Join action

7 Hand-held 11 x 4.5 Jimmy Jib Platform 5m x 5m, 5

th

turn action

8 Hand-held 22 x 7.6 N/A turn action

9 Hand-held 22 x 7.6 N/A turn action

10 Hand-held 22 x 7.6 N/A Last jump action

11 Hard 72 x 9.3 Tripod Scaffolding 3m, finish

area Arrival, action,atmosphere

12 Hand-held 11 x 4.5 N/A Finish area Arrival, athletes close-up, venue

atmosphere

13 Hard 72 x 9.3 Tripod Scaffolding 3m, Last

jump Super Slow Motion

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Camera plan:

DETAILS VIEW

Start Section

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First Turn SBX – SX / Split of Courses

Middle Section view SX - SBX

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SX – SBX Join Together

Last Turn SX-SBX

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Last Jump

Finish Area

IN IN OUT DURATION

(GMT) (local time: GMT+1) (h.mm.ss)

10:50:00 11:50:00 Start of the International Feed

10:50:00 11:50:00 12:00:00 00:10:00 OPENING SEQUENCE

11:50:00 11:50:10 00:00:10 Infront caption LSM

11:50:10 11:50:35 00:00:25 Cross FIS/Infront animation LSM

11:50:35 11:50:55 00:00:20 Wide shot Live+Graphics TITLE EVENT

11:50:55 11:51:55 00:01:00 Venue presentation LSM

11:51:55 11:52:25 00:00:30 Wide shot: atmosphere at the venue Live

11:52:25 11:53:05 00:00:40 Wide shot Live+Graphics Weather Conditions + Course Profile

11:53:05 11:53:45 00:00:40 Wide shot Live+Graphics SBX World Cup STANDINGS Women&Men

11:53:45 11:54:05 00:00:20 Beauty shots Live+Graphics TITLE EVENT

11:54:05 11:55:05 00:01:00Interview/Presentation of the venue by host

Team/athlete/Course builder, etc (if available)LSM

11:55:05 11:55:50 00:00:45 Wide shot (Head shot of the Race Director) Live+GraphicsFIS Race Director + TV Director + TV

production

11:55:50 11:56:50 00:01:00Best moments of Qualification Women (Top qualified or Top 3

if available)LSM + Graphics ID riders + scores

11:56:50 11:57:50 00:01:00Best moments of Qualification Men (Top qualified or Top 3 if

available)LSM + Graphics ID riders + scores

11:57:50 11:58:30 00:00:40 Athlets' warm-up Live

11:58:30 11:59:10 00:00:40 Wide shot Live+Graphics MEN'S Start List Eight Final (8 heats)

11:59:10 12:00:00 00:00:50 Close-ups & warm-ups: athletes at the start gate Live

11:00:00 12:00:00 13:23:40 01:23:40 RACE SEQUENCE

12:00:00 12:24:20 00:24:20 Men's Eight Final (8 heats) Live+LSM+GraphicsID riders + results after each heat +

progression after heat: 4-8

12:24:20 12:24:30 00:00:10 Wide shot Live+Graphics WOMEN'S START LIST (16)

12:24:30 12:36:50 00:12:20 Women's Quarter Finals (4 heats) Live+LSM+GraphicsID riders + results after each heat +


12:36:50 12:37:00 00:00:10 Wide shot Live+Graphics Coming Up Next - Men's Quarter FINALS

12:37:00 12:49:20 00:12:20 Men's Quarter Finals (4 heats) Live+LSM+GraphicsID riders + results after each heat +


12:49:20 12:51:50 00:02:30 Info Break Live

12:51:50 12:52:00 00:00:10 Wide shot Live+Graphics Coming Up Next - Women's Semi FINALS

12:52:00 12:58:10 00:06:10 Women's Semi Finals (2 heats) Live+LSM+GraphicsID riders + results after each heat +

progression after heat: 2

12:58:10 12:58:20 00:00:10 Wide shot Live+Graphics Coming Up Next - Men's Semi FINALS

12:58:20 13:04:30 00:06:10 Men's Semi Finals (2 heats) Live+LSM+GraphicsID riders + results after each heat +


13:04:30 13:07:00 00:02:30 Info Break Live

13:07:00 13:07:10 00:00:10 Wide shot Live+Graphics Coming Up Next - Women's Small FINAL

13:07:10 13:10:40 00:03:30 Women's Small Final Live+LSM+Graphics ID riders + results Women's Small Final

13:10:40 13:10:50 00:00:10 Wide shot Live+Graphics Coming Up Next - Women's Final

13:10:50 13:14:20 00:03:30 Women's Final Live+LSM+GraphicsID riders (single presentation) + results

Women's Final

13:14:20 13:15:20 00:01:00 Winners celebration in the finish area (Women Top 3) Live+Graphics Podium Graphics (ID Women Top 3)

13:15:20 13:15:30 00:00:10 Wide shot Live+Graphics Coming Up Next - Men's Small FINAL

13:15:30 13:19:00 00:03:30 Men's Small Final Live+LSM+Graphics ID riders + results Men's Small Final

13:19:00 13:19:10 00:00:10 Wide shot Live Coming Up Next - Men's Final

13:19:10 13:22:40 00:03:30 Men's Final Live+LSM+GraphicsID riders (single presentation) + results Men's

Final

13:22:40 13:23:40 00:01:00 Winners celebration in the finish area (Men Top 3) Live+Graphics Podium Graphics (ID Men Top 3)

12:23:40 13:23:40 13:39:15 00:15:35 CLOSING SEQUENCE

13:23:40 13:24:40 00:01:00 International Flash Interview (winners) in English Live+Graphics ID Women & Men winners

13:24:40 13:25:10 00:00:30 Wide shot Live+Graphics Race Results Lists Women

13:25:10 13:25:40 00:00:30 Wide shot Live+Graphics SBX World Cup Standings Women

13:25:40 13:26:10 00:00:30 Wide shot Live+Graphics Race Results Lists Men

13:26:10 13:26:40 00:00:30 Wide shot Live+Graphics SBX World Cup Standings Men

13:26:40 13:27:40 00:01:00 Emotional clip (with free rights music) LSM

13:27:40 13:37:40 00:10:00 Awards Ceremony Women & Men Live+Graphics ID Women & Men top 3

13:37:40 13:38:10 00:00:30 World Cup leader bibs Women + Men Live+Graphics ID Women & Men Leaders

13:38:10 13:38:40 00:00:30 Wide shot Live+Graphics TV Director + TV production


13:39:05 13:39:15 00:00:10 Infront Caption LSM

12:39:15 13:39:15

01:00:00 0:01:00

0:03:00

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0:00:10duration of progression gfx on-screen:

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approx. start interval Eight, Quarter, Semi Finals:

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11:53:05 11:53:45 00:00:40 Beauty shots Live





production

11:55:50 11:57:50 00:02:00Best Moments of Training/Previous competition (if

available)LSM


11:58:30 11:59:10 00:00:40 Wide shot Live+GraphicsStart List Team Mixed Quarter Finals (16

teams)


11:00:00 12:00:00 12:51:00 00:51:00 RACE SEQUENCE

12:00:00 12:20:20 00:20:20 Team Mixed Quarter Finals (4 heats) Live+LSM+GraphicsID Team + results after each heat +


12:20:20 12:23:20 00:03:00 Info Break Live

12:23:20 12:23:30 00:00:10 Wide shot Live+Graphics Coming Up Next - Team Mixed - Semi FINAL

12:23:30 12:33:40 00:10:10 Team Mixed Semi Finals (2 heats) Live+LSM+GraphicsID Team + results after each heat +


12:33:40 12:35:40 00:02:00 Info Break Live

12:35:40 12:37:40 00:02:00 Quarter Finals+Semi Finals Highlights LSM + Graphics ID Team

12:37:40 12:39:40 00:02:00 Top athletes presentation (profiles) LSM+Graphics ID athletes

12:39:40 12:39:50 00:00:10 Wide shot Live+Graphics Coming Up Next - Team Mixed Small FINAL

12:39:50 12:44:50 00:05:00 Team Mixed Small Final Live+LSM+Graphics ID Team + results

12:44:50 12:45:00 00:00:10 Wide shot Live+Graphics Coming Up Next - Team Mixed FINAL

12:45:00 12:50:00 00:05:00 Team Mixed FINAL Live+LSM+Graphics ID Team (single presentation) + results

12:50:00 12:51:00 00:01:00 Team Mixed winners presentation in the finish area Live+Graphics Podium Graphics (ID Team)


12:51:00 12:52:00 00:01:00 International Flash Interview (winner Team) in English Live+Graphics ID Team Mixed Winner

12:52:00 12:53:00 00:01:00 Wide shot Live+Graphics Race Results Lists


12:54:00 12:55:00 00:01:00 Atmosphere at the venue Live

12:55:00 13:00:00 00:05:00 Awards Ceremony (3-2-1) Live+Graphics ID Team




12:01:05 13:01:05

01:00:00 0:00:50

0:05:00


0:00:10

approx. start interval Quarter, Semi Finals:

duration of progression gfx on-screen:

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11:52:55 11:53:35 00:00:40 Wide shot Live+Graphics SKI CROSS STANDINGS Women & Men





production

11:55:45 11:56:45 00:01:00Best moments of Qualification Women (Top qualified or

Top 3 if available)LSM + Graphics ID skiers + scores

11:56:45 11:57:45 00:01:00Best moments of Qualification Men (Top qualified or Top

3 if available)LSM + Graphics ID skiers + scores


11:58:30 11:59:10 00:00:40 Wide shot Live+Graphics MEN'S Start List Eight Final (8 heats)


11:00:00 12:00:00 13:23:40 01:23:40 RACE SEQUENCE

12:00:00 12:24:20 00:24:20 Men's Eight Final (8 heats) Live+LSM+GraphicsID skiers + results after each heat +


12:24:20 12:24:30 00:00:10 Wide shot Live+Graphics WOMEN'S START LIST (16)

12:24:30 12:36:50 00:12:20 Women's Quarter Finals (4 heats) Live+LSM+GraphicsID skiers + results after each heat +


12:36:50 12:37:00 00:00:10 Wide shot Live+Graphics Coming Up Next - Men's Quarter FINALS

12:37:00 12:49:20 00:12:20 Men's Quarter Finals (4 heats) Live+LSM+GraphicsID skiers + results after each heat +


12:49:20 12:51:50 00:02:30 Info Break Live


12:52:00 12:58:10 00:06:10 Women's Semi Finals (2 heats) Live+LSM+GraphicsID skiers + results after each heat +



12:58:20 13:04:30 00:06:10 Men's Semi Finals (2 heats) Live+LSM+GraphicsID skiers + results after each heat +


13:04:30 13:07:00 00:02:30 Info Break Live


13:07:10 13:10:40 00:03:30 Women's Small Final Live+LSM+Graphics ID skiers + results Women's Small Final


13:10:50 13:14:20 00:03:30 Women's Final Live+LSM+GraphicsID skiers (single presentation) + results

Women's Final

13:14:20 13:15:20 00:01:00Winners celebration in the finish area (Women Top

3)Live+Graphics Podium Graphics (ID Women Top 3)


13:15:30 13:19:00 00:03:30 Men's Small Final Live+LSM+Graphics ID skiers + results Men's Small Final

13:19:00 13:19:10 00:00:10 Wide shot Live+Graphics Coming Up Next - Men's Final

13:19:10 13:22:40 00:03:30 Men's Final Live+LSM+GraphicsID skiers (single presentation) + results Men's

Final





13:25:10 13:25:40 00:00:30 Wide shot Live+Graphics SX World Cup Standings Women


13:26:10 13:26:40 00:00:30 Wide shot Live+Graphics SX World Cup Standings Men



13:37:40 13:38:10 00:00:30 World Cup leader bibs Women + Men Live+Graphics ID Women & Men Leaders




12:39:15 13:39:15

01:00:00 0:00:40

0:03:00


0:00:10

2019/2020 AUDI FIS SKI CROSS WORLD CUPSKI CROSS WOMEN & MEN



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11:50:10 11:50:35 00:00:25 CAT FIS/Infront animation LSM





11:53:05 11:53:45 00:00:40 Wide shot Live+Graphics CROSS ALPS TOUR STANDINGS Women&Men





production

11:55:50 11:56:50 00:01:00Previous CAT competition Highlights/ Best moments of

Qualification Women (Top qualified or Top 3 if available)LSM + Graphics ID skiers + scores

11:56:50 11:57:50 00:01:00Previous CAT competition Highlights/ Best moments of

Qualification Men (Top qualified or Top 3 if available)LSM + Graphics ID skiers + scores


11:58:30 11:59:10 00:00:40 Wide shot Live+Graphics Women Start List Quarter Final (4 heats)


11:00:00 12:00:00 12:59:10 00:59:10 RACE SEQUENCE

12:00:00 12:12:20 00:12:20 Women's Quarter Finals (4 heats) Live+LSM+GraphicsID skiers + results after each heat +


12:12:20 12:12:30 00:00:10 Wide shot Live+Graphics MEN'S START LIST (16)

12:12:30 12:24:50 00:12:20 Men's Quarter Finals (4 heats) Live+LSM+GraphicsID skiers + results after each heat +


12:24:50 12:27:20 00:02:30 Info Break Live+Graphics


12:27:30 12:33:40 00:06:10 Women's Semi Finals (2 heats) Live+LSM+GraphicsID skiers + results after each heat +



12:33:50 12:40:00 00:06:10 Men's Semi Finals (2 heats) Live+LSM+GraphicsID skiers + results after each heat +


12:40:00 12:42:30 00:02:30 Info Break Live+Graphics


12:42:40 12:46:10 00:03:30 Women's Small Final Live+LSM+Graphics ID skiers + results Women's Small Final


12:46:20 12:49:50 00:03:30 Women's Final Live+LSM+GraphicsID skiers (single presentation) + results

Women's Final

12:49:50 12:50:50 00:01:00 Winners celebration in the finish area (Women Top 3) Live+Graphics Podium Graphics (ID Women Top 3)


12:51:00 12:54:30 00:03:30 Men's Small Final Live+LSM+Graphics ID skiers + results Men's Small Final

12:54:30 12:54:40 00:00:10 Wide shot Live Coming Up Next - Men's Final

12:54:40 12:58:10 00:03:30 Men's Final Live+LSM+GraphicsID skiers (single presentation) + results Men's

Final





13:00:40 13:01:10 00:00:30 Wide shot Live+Graphics CROSS ALPS TOUR Standings Women


13:01:40 13:02:10 00:00:30 Wide shot Live+Graphics CROSS ALPS TOUR Standings Men



13:13:10 13:13:40 00:00:30 CAT leader bibs Women + Men Live+Graphics ID Women & Men Leaders


13:14:10 13:14:35 00:00:25 CAT FIS/Infront animation LSM


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Awards Presentation - Running Order sample

IN OUT DURATION

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20:00:00 00:10:00

20:00:00 20:01:00 00:01:00 Athletes gathering ● FIS/LOC gathers the athletes close to the podium stage and gives OK to proceed

20:01:00 20:01:10 00:00:10 FIS anthem ● FIS anthem is played

20:01:10 20:01:20 00:00:10 Introduction of the Ladies Awards

● Announcer: Ladies and Gentelmen we are now ready for the presentation of the Ladies

winners of the FIS (Freestyle/Freeski/Snowboard) (Discipline) World Cup (contest/event)

here in (Venue)

● Athlete in 3rd place moves to the podium stage

● Announcer: in third place of the FIS (Freestyle/Freeski/Snowboard) (Discipline) World

Cup (contest/event) in (Venue) is……....................

Presenting the bronze medal is Mr…...............

● Athlete in 2nd place moves to the podium stage

● Announcer: in second place of the FIS (Freestyle/Freeski/Snowboard) (Discipline) World

Cup (contest/event) in (Venue)……......................

Presenting the silver medal is Mr….............

● Athlete in 1st place moves to the podium stage

● Announcer: in first place of the FIS (Freestyle/Freeski/Snowboard) (Discipline) World

Cup (contest/event) in (Venue) is……

Presenting the gold medal is Mr…........

● Announcer: Ladies and Gentelmen let's congratulate the winners of the FIS

(Freestyle/Freeski/Snowboard) (Discipline) World Cup (contest/event) in (Venue)

● Athletes are motined to move closer to each other

20:03:45 20:04:20 00:00:35 Ladies Photo session

● the Host Brodcast camera moves back

● top 3 Ladies are on the podium with medals/flowers/skis up

● photographers take pictures

● Announcer: Thank you Ladies. Top 3 Ladies please stay with us for the overall picture

and FIS interviews.

● top 3 Ladies are stepping off the podium

20:04:40 20:04:50 00:00:10 Introduction of the Men Awards

● Announcer: Ladies and Gentelmen we are now ready for the presentation of the Men

winners of the FIS (Freestyle/Freeski/Snowboard) (Discipline) World Cup (contest/event)

here in (Venue)

● Athlete in 3rd place moves to the podium stage

● Announcer: in third place of the FIS (Freestyle/Freeski/Snowboard) (Discipline) World

Cup (contest/event) in (Venue) is……....................

Presenting the bronze medal is Mr…...............

● Athlete in 2nd place moves to the podium stage

● Announcer: in second place of the FIS (Freestyle/Freeski/Snowboard) (Discipline) World

Cup (contest/event) in (Venue) is……......................

Presenting the silver medal is Mr….............

● Athlete in 1st place moves to the podium stage

● Announcer: in first place of the FIS (Freestyle/Freeski/Snowboard) (Discipline) World

Cup (contest/event) in (Venue) is……

Presenting the gold medal is Mr…........

● Announcer: Ladies and Gentelmen let's congratulate the winners of the FIS

(Freestyle/Freeski/Snowboard) (Discipline) World Cup (contest/event) in (Venue)

● Athlethes are motined to move closer to each other

20:07:15 20:08:00 00:00:45 Men Photo session

● the Host Brodcast camera moves back

● top 3 Men are on the podium with medals/flowers/skis up


● Announcer: Thank you Gentelmen. Top 3 Gentelman please stay with us for the overall

picture and FIS interviews.

● top 3 Men are stepping off the podium

● Announcer: Top 3 Ladies and Gentelmen please step up on the podium for overall

picture

● top 3 Ladies and Men are reaching the podium

● Announcer: Ladies and Gentelmen let's congratulate once again the medalists of the

FIS (Freestyle/Freeski/Snowboard) (Discipline) World Cup (contest/event) in (Venue)

20:08:55 20:09:30 00:00:35 Overall photo session● the Host Brodcast camera moves back and international live feed closes


● Announcer: Thank you Ladies and Gentelmen. Top 3 Ladies and Top 3 Men please stay

with us for the FIS News interviews.

● top 3 Ladies and Men are stepping off the podium

00:10:00

Introduction of the 3rd place20:01:20 20:02:05 00:00:45

Awards Ceremony Running Order

2019/2020 FIS (FREESTYLE/FREESKI/SNOWBOARD) WORLD CUP

VENUE (NAT), date

(DISCIPLINE) LADIES & MEN

(local time: GMT…) AWARDS CEREMONY ACTION / AUDIO

20:02:50 20:03:35 00:00:45 Introduction of the 1st place

20:02:05 20:02:50 00:00:45 Introduction of the 2nd place

20:03:35 20:03:45 00:00:10 Ovation

20:04:20 20:04:40 00:00:20 End of Ladies Awards

20:04:50 20:05:35 00:00:45 Introduction of the 3rd place

20:05:35 20:06:20 00:00:45 Introduction of the 2nd place

20:06:20 20:07:05 00:00:45 Introduction of the 1st place

20:07:05 20:07:15 00:00:10 Ovation

End of Awards00:00:3020:10:0020:09:30

20:08:00 20:08:20 00:00:20 End of Men Awards

20:08:20 20:08:55 00:00:35 Overall picture

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