FIFA World Cup and Official FIFA Events: Programming
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FIFA World Cup and Official FIFA Events: Programming
01 Catalogue FIFA World Cup™ and Official FIFA Events Programming March 2012 FIFA World Cup™ and Official FIFA Events Programming Contents 2011 FIFA Women’s World Cup™ The Beautiful Side of 20Eleven!™ 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™ Content 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™ Behind the Scenes Collection FIFA World Cup™ Official Film Collection 1930 – 2006 FIFA World Cup™ Route to the Final 1966 – 2010 FIFA World Cup™ Classic Matches FIFA Mini World Cups 1966 – 2006 FIFA World Cup™ Shocks FIFA World Cup™ Stories FIFA World Cup™ Finals 1966 – 2010 FIFA World Cup™ Moments and Vignettes 02 03 04 06 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 FIFA World Cup™ Classic Players 15 FIFA World Cup™ Best Matches by Nation 16 02 FIFA Women’s World Cup Germany 2011™ The Beautiful Side of 20Eleven! TM FIFA Women’s World Cup Germany 2011™ “I still can’t believe we did it.” Ayumi Kaihori, Japanese international player. All 32 matches are available in HD 1080/50i from the tournament in Germany. The Class of 2011 – The Official Film of the FIFA Women’s World Cup Germany 2011™ This film looks back at the 2011 FIFA Women’s World Cup™ held in Germany from a different angle. While television provided an extensive coverage, the film adds to this experience and will serve many other commercial purposes, which makes it valuable not just to networks, but to production companies, sponsors and advertisers. The film will provide some of the best archive material, depth of coverage, close-up intimacy and dramatic perspective that will be unique to this film – the greatest archive source of the magical and unforgettable moments of the 2011 FIFA Women’s World Cup™, culminating in Japan’s stunning victory. FIFA Women’s World Cup Germany 2011™ All 32 matches HD/PAL Raising Their Game The Story of the FIFA Women`s World Cup™ It gives us great pleasure to inform you about the launch of a new, exciting FIFA Films documentary: “Raising Their Game – The Story of the FIFA Women’s World Cup™”. For the first time, this documentary provides an exciting overview of the first five editions of the event (up to and including the 2007 FIFA Women’s World Cup) by reviewing the goals, the celebrations and the stories of the key matches of each event. It also highlights the players and coaches who have had a strong impact on women’s football thus far including the following players: Mia Hamm, Hege Riise, Hanna Ljungberg, Birgit Prinz, and Marta. Coaches: Tony DiCicco and Tina Theune as well as Pia Sundhage and Carolina Morace, player coaches. Finally, it also contains small vignettes focusing on the strongest women’s football nations such as Germany, Sweden, China, and the USA giving an all-round, historical look at women’s football at the top level. The Class of 2011 – The Official Film of the FIFA Women’s World Cup Germany 2011™ Producer: Gerry Harrison. A FIFA Films Production, 102 minutes, HD, script (in English) and music cue sheet available Raising Their Game Executive Producer: Gerry Harrison, Producers: Richard Home and Federico Ardiles. A FIFA Films Production, 60 minutes, SD/PAL, fully time coded script in English FIFA Films is the unique archive of all moving images from FIFA’s history. Serviced by Infront Sports & Media AG. FIFA Films Grafenauweg 2 P.O. Box 4442 6304 Zug Switzerland Tel. +41-41-723 15 15 Fax +41-41-723 15 16 www.fifafilms.com [email protected] 03 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™ Content Re-live South Africa 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™ in High-Definition • After successful implementation of HDTV technology during the 2006 FIFA World Cup Germany™, all 64 matches of the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™ are covered in High Definition (HD) • HDTV offers picture quality of greater depth and far more detail than a standard definition signal. It is the ultimate way to enjoy the unforgettable moments and matches of the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™ • The technical standard is HD 1080i/50, 16:9 aspect ratio (4:3 safe). • Available feeds include: »» Clean Stadium Feed (CSF) »» Extended Stadium Feed (ESF) »» Team A /B »» Tactical »» Mobile Feed »» Player A /B »» Clips Compilation »» Cam 1 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™ in 3D • The FIFA World Cup™ in 3D – the future of sports broadcasting • 25 matches including the quarters, semis, and final have been covered in 3D • With a total of seven pairs of Sony’s professional HDC cameras on rigs at each match, the action on the pitch is captured in stunning 3D quality 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™ Mobile Coverage • A comprehensive Mobile Match content package has been developed for Mobile Network Operators All 64 matches were filmed with a dedicated main camera framing the action optimally for small screen exploitation • As part of this premium content offering, FIFA has also developed a series of high quality animated downloadable assets such as team line-ups, wallpapers, and ringtones Classic Archive Clips for Mobile and for TV • FIFA also has developed 500 archive mobile clips of approximately one minute each (also available for TV) • All clips are provided with graphics; animated opening sequence and are language neutral • Available content: »» 34 Classic Matches »» 43 Classic Players »» 14 Finals »» 389 Classic Goal »» 20 Anthems FIFA Films is the unique archive of all moving images from FIFA’s history. Serviced by Infront Sports & Media AG. FIFA Films Grafenauweg 2 P.O. Box 4442 6304 Zug Switzerland Tel. +41-41-723 15 15 Fax +41-41-723 15 16 www.fifafilms.com [email protected] 04 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™ Behind the Scenes Collection Re-live South Africa Match 64 - The Final of the 2010 FIFA World Cup South AfricaTM “Match 64” tells the full story of what happened at Soccer City Stadium on July 11th 2010 – the day the FIFA World Cup™ Final was held on African soil for the very first time, a day that would break worldwide television audience records, a day that would guarantee a new winner of the FIFA World Cup™ – a day South Africa would remember forever. For the very first time, this film illustrates what it takes to put on a FIFA World Cup™ Final, its organisation, the hospitality offered and the integral involvement of the media. From sunrise to sunset and beyond, “Match 64” follows not only the two teams and the match referee, but a whole range of characters whose contribution went beyond the game itself and reveals an intimate portrayal of a country whose time has come, and whose stadium was where dreams were realised. Match 64 Producer: John Battsek, Director: Daniel Gordon. A FIFA Films Production, 73 minutes, HD/PAL, fully time coded script in English Produced on behalf of FIFA Films by Passion Pictures The Journey – Stories from the 2010 FIFA World Cup South AfricaTM Told by the people of the Rainbow nation, this film recounts key moments from the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ in South Africa, highlighting the impact and legacy of an event that symbolised how far the country has come. The cast is led by Archbishop Desmond Tutu, rugby legend Francois Pienaar, South Africa’s football captain Aaron Mokoena and celebrated jazz musician Hugh Masekela. Their stories and those of others are interwoven with stunning images from the event, with behind-the-scenes footage as well as superb moments from the matches that held the world’s attention for one glorious month in 2010. The Journey Producer: Dan Miodownik, Director: Julien Bertin & John McKenna. A Tyrian Production For FIFA Films, 72 minutes, HD/PAL, fully timed coded script in English Produced on behalf of FIFA Films by Tyrian Production FIFA Films is the unique archive of all moving images from FIFA’s history. Serviced by Infront Sports & Media AG. FIFA Films Grafenauweg 2 P.O. Box 4442 6304 Zug Switzerland Tel. +41-41-723 15 15 Fax +41-41-723 15 16 www.fifafilms.com [email protected] 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™ Behind the Scenes Collection Re-live South Africa The Media Circus This is the story of how different areas of the media covered the FIFA World Cup South Africa™. We explore some of the sophisticated developments like 3D, Ultra Motion, Heli-tele and the Spider-Cam. We also eavesdrop on the quick-fire production of multilingual mobile phone coverage as well as analyse the skill and speed of cameramen and commentators. We examine how FIFA and its host broadcaster made this FIFA World Cup South Africa™ the most comprehensive coverage ever – through the Dream Team Outside Broadcast match concept; the International Broadcast Centre where 2700 people and 60 nationalities serviced the needs of the world’s broadcasters; and how the 32 FIFA TV Team crews built relationships with the teams they were assigned to – and how the teams themselves coped with those media demands. We also look at the broadcasters themselves – the all night schedules of Televisa and TV Azteca of Mexico; the co-operation between German giants ARD and ZDF and Globo’s strength and challenges amongst others. It is fast moving, entertaining and often surprising, highlighting some obvious talent and revealing some little known skills and expertise. 05 The Media Circus Producer: Kevin Piper, Main Cameraman: David Stanford, Editor: Kevin Waters, Executive Producer: Gerry Harrison. A FIFA Films Production, 65 minutes, HD/PAL, fully timed coded script in English Produced on behalf of FIFA Films by Kevin Piper Productions Our South Africa – 2010 Hopes and Dreams Filmed during the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™: “Our South Africa – 2010 Hopes and Dreams”, focuses on a wide range of individuals spanning across the Rainbow Nation for whom the FIFA World Cup South Africa™ had a special significance. Travelling across the country, “Our South Africa”, captures a unique moment in the evolution of the nation in this post-apartheid era, with the film reflecting the realities of life, while also celebrating the magnificent diversity of the country. We meet a wide cast of characters including – Tokyo Sexwale, a former political prisoner and footballer on Robben Island and now a government minister, Jimmy Augousti, former player now club owner and Danny Jordaan, CEO of the FIFA World Cup™ Local Organising Committee. The issues raised by these characters range widely from black empowerment and nation building, to how Ghana eventually carried the hopes of a continent. Our South Africa Producer: Mehrdad Masoudi, Cameraman: David Peters, Editor: Jason Hare, Executive Producer: Rick Thomas. A FIFA Films Production, 65 minutes, HD/PAL, fully time coded script in English Produced on behalf of FIFA Films by IMG Media Ltd, London FIFA Films is the unique archive of all moving images from FIFA’s history. Serviced by Infront Sports & Media AG. FIFA Films Grafenauweg 2 P.O. Box 4442 6304 Zug Switzerland Tel. +41-41-723 15 15 Fax +41-41-723 15 16 www.fifafilms.com [email protected] 06 FIFA World Cup™ Official Film Collection 1930 – 2006 The past comes back to life, with the depth of coverage, close-up intimacy and dramatic perspective that is unique to these films – the greatest archive source of the magic and unforgettable moments of FIFA World Cup™ history. The fifteen Official Films of the FIFA World Cup™ 1930 – 2006 offer a unique, high quality archive of the FIFA World Cup™ over 80 years of its history. From the tense last moments of “Goal”, the colour record of England’s only FIFA World Cup™ victory in an era when television was black and white, to the glorious sweep and drama of the 35mm filming of “Hero”, the film of Mexico 86 which focused on Maradona’s finest and most controversial hour, here are films which stand the test of time. While television provides a complete record, the films fill many other commercial purposes, which make them valuable not just to networks, but to production companies, sponsors and advertisers. The film provides some of the best archive material, offering close-up and slow motion, creating mood, showcasing an incident or capturing a key moment in sharp focus. FIFA Films can research shots, provide screeners for viewing and supply the material you select in broadcast quality format. The Official Film Collection provides the ideal build-up programming as well as a rich source of clip material for documentaries and other commercial purposes and after each World Cup is over, the collection lives on, as a superb archive and rich source of inspiration for the future. The FIFA World Cup™ Film Collection 1930 – 2006 is available exclusively through FIFA Films. 1930 – Uruguay – The 1930 FIFA World Cup™ Official Film – 14’ EN/FR/ES/DE A unique and historically valuable addition to the Official Film Collection, these 14 minutes of material predate television and provides both black and white and colour coverage of the first ever FIFA World Cup™. There are five minutes of material from the final in colour, providing a record of Uruguay’s victory in 1930. 1954 – Switzerland – German Giants – 89’ EN Starting with the FIFA World Cup™ finals in Switzerland in 1954, we see the red-hot favourites Hungary, led by the legendary Puskas eventually beaten by West Germany 3 – 2 in a classic final. 1958 – Sweden – Hinein – 82’ EN The 1958 finals, held in Sweden, saw the emergence of a new superstar in Pelé. This 17-year-old wonder player led the Brazilians to a 5 – 2 final triumph over the host nation. 1962 – Chile – Viva Brazil – 88’ EN Chile was the venue for the 1962 finals, where holders Brazil were expected to regain their crown. The host, Chile, took them all the way in an epic semi-final, but the classy Brazilians eventually beat Chile 4 – 2 and went on to beat another surprise package, Czechoslovakia, 3 – 1 in a one-sided final. 1966 – England – Goal – 100’ EN The only full colour record of the 1966 FIFA World Cup™. England was expected to perform well in 1966, playing on home ground. After tough, tense matches against Portugal and Argentina, England eventually overcame West Germany in the final 4 – 2. The team was helped, in no small measure, by a historic final hat-trick by Geoff Hurst and superb defending and attacking from Bobby Moore and Bobby Charlton. Continues over the page FIFA Films is the unique archive of all moving images from FIFA’s history. Serviced by Infront Sports & Media AG. FIFA Films Grafenauweg 2 P.O. Box 4442 6304 Zug Switzerland Tel. +41-41-723 15 15 Fax +41-41-723 15 16 www.fifafilms.com [email protected] 1970 – Mexico – The World At Their Feet – 92’ EN The 1970 finals saw the emergence of probably the greatest team the world has ever seen, in the all-conquering form of Brazil. Pelé was playing in his last finals and his touch, vision and goal prowess combined with Jairzinho’s amazing feat of scoring in every round, propelled the Brazilians to an irresistible 4 – 1 final victory over an overwhelmed Italy. 1974 – Germany – Heading For Glory – 89’ EN The 1974 finals in West Germany saw the emergence of “Total Football” in the shape of the classy Dutch led by the legendary Johan Cruyff. The Dutch swept all before them until they came up against the solid hosts in the final. Beckenbauer led West Germany to a tense 2 – 1 victory. 1978 – Argentina – Campeones – 91’ EN Argentina, as hosts in 1978, were under great pressure to succeed. Amidst passionate supporters, they progressed to the finals with a wonderful blend of attacking football and tough defending. The unlucky Dutch, now lacking Cruyffs’ sublime skills, were the fall guys once again in the Final, losing 3 – 1 in a classic clash of styles. 1982 – Spain – G’ole – 97’, with Sean Connery EN Brazil was expected to beat Italy with ease in a group decider, but did not count on Paolo Rossi wrecking their plans with two great opportunist goals, enabling Italy to win a classic match 3 – 2. The Italians eventually went on to win the tournament with a 3 – 1 victory over West Germany.. 1986 – Mexico – Hero – 83’, with Michael Caine EN Mexico had just recovered from a devastating earthquake, but the nation put on a great tournament and Argentina, inspired by Maradona, justified “favourite” status. The epic quarter-final with England generated Maradona’s most controversial goal. West Germany won through to the Final, but Argentina was waiting for them and won a classic final 3 – 2, to fulfil Maradona’s expected destiny and lift the FIFA World Cup™ trophy once more for Argentina. 1990 – Italy – Soccer Shoot-Out – 100’ with Edward Woodward EN Italia ‘90 was another fascinating tournament, a melting pot of different styles, cultures and techniques. The biggest tournament of its time saw the emergence of the African nations with the free-flowing Cameroon capturing everyone’s hearts. The final was tight and not for the squeamish, but the well-drilled and better-disciplined Germans prevailed 1 – 0 winners to claim the crown for the third time. 1994 – Two Billion Hearts – 106’ EN In 1994, the FIFA World Cup™ came to the USA for the first time in history and set the country alight, giving “soccer” a tremendous boost in the world’s biggest market. Audiences were treble the previous highest ever achieved for “soccer” in the USA. This film offers an original view of the razzmatazz and vigour of the first US-staged event and captures the agony of the penalty shoot-out between Brazil and Italy that decided the world title. 1998 – France – La Coupe de Gloire – 86’ with Sean Bean EN The French team – on home soil – was always going to be in contention for the title of World Champion. It did not disappoint its fans. France ‘98 was not short on drama or controversy, in equal measure and this is captured most effectively in this film. The 1998 film was shot on Super 16mm film and includes the most complete and extensive coverage ever, with each match being filmed from more angles than any previous film. 2002 – Korea/Japan – Seven Games From Glory – 120’ EN A FIFA World Cup™ of shocks and surprises, making history from start to finish. It was the first FIFA World Cup™ in Asia and the first to be co-hosted by two countries. The official film captures the unique spirit of this event in 120 minutes of football – on the pitch and behind the scenes. This is one of few official films able to offer a hint of the world behind the dressing room door – Senegal’s victory celebrations, Mexico’s prayer and team talk and the referees debriefing. 2006 – Germany – The Story of the 2006 FIFA World CupTM – 93’ EN/FR/ES The 2006 FIFA World Cup™ , hosted by Germany, culminated in a dramatic finish with Italy defeating France on penalties in Berlin to make it Italy’s fourth world crown. If Zinedine Zidane’s red card was the Final’s defining image, Italy’s triumph would be remembered as a team effort with ten different “Azzurri” players finding the net. It was also a special month for Germany, the goals of Miroslav Klose helping secure third place in a tournament memorable for the festival mood across the host country. All of these classic, historic moments can be re-lived again with the incomparable FIFA World Cup™ Film Collection. A Collection that tells the story of the world’s greatest football tournament with the style, experience and coverage that it deserves, capturing all of the passion, tears and triumph for future generations of football fans. FIFA Films is the unique archive of all moving images from FIFA’s history. Serviced by Infront Sports & Media AG. FIFA Films Grafenauweg 2 P.O. Box 4442 6304 Zug Switzerland Tel. +41-41-723 15 15 Fax +41-41-723 15 16 www.fifafilms.com [email protected] 07 08 FIFA World Cup™ Route to the Final 1966 – 2010 Re-live the memorable matches that helped the eventual champions of each tournament achieve the dream of winning football’s most coveted prize. Starting with England’s glorious triumph on home soil in 1966 and finishing with Spain’s successful campaign at the 2010 finals in South Africa, this exclusive match series will evoke memories of some hard fought victories and triumphs. From every FIFA World Cup™ tournament since 1966, follow the path of each winner by watching their full matches from start to finish! Enjoy the samba skills of Brazil as they take the 1970 finals by storm and watch in awe as Diego Maradona inspires Argentina to a famous triumph in 1986. A total of 82 matches are available from 12 unforgettable FIFA World Cup™ tournaments with each match being shown in its entirety, from start to finish! Full list of 12 FIFA World Cup™ Winners 1966 – 2010 1966 FIFA World Cup™ Winner England (6 Matches) 1970 FIFA World Cup™ Winner Brazil (6 Matches) 1974 FIFA World Cup™ Winner West Germany (7 Matches) 1978 FIFA World Cup™ Winner Argentina (7 Matches) 1982 FIFA World Cup™ Winner Italy (7 Matches) 1986 FIFA World Cup™ Winner Argentina (7 Matches) 1990 FIFA World Cup™ Winner West Germany (7 Matches) 1994 FIFA World Cup™ Winner Brazil (7 Matches) 1998 FIFA World Cup™ Winner France (7 Matches) 2002 FIFA World Cup™ Winner Brazil (7 Matches) 2006 FIFA World Cup™ Winner – HD Italy (7 matches) 2010 FIFA World Cup™ Winner – HD Spain (7 matches) FIFA Films is the unique archive of all moving images from FIFA’s history. Serviced by Infront Sports & Media AG. FIFA Films Grafenauweg 2 P.O. Box 4442 6304 Zug Switzerland Tel. +41-41-723 15 15 Fax +41-41-723 15 16 www.fifafilms.com [email protected] 09 FIFA World Cup™ Classic Matches This exclusive package celebrates the “Classic Matches” in FIFA World Cup™ history – from start to finish! The 80 year history of the FIFA World Cup™ has produced many exciting matches that will live long in the memory. Who could forget Portugal’s incredible comeback in the 1966 finals against minnows North Korea or England’s historic victory against arch rivals West Germany in the 1966 finals? The “Classic Matches” series celebrates the most unforgettable matches in the tournament’s history allowing fans to recall the glory and pain of their respective nation. Each match is shown in its entirety, from start to finish. Full list of FIFA World Cup™ Classic Matches 1966 – Portugal v North Korea 1966 – England v West Germany 1970 – Brazil v Italy 1970 – West Germany v England 1970 – Italy v West Germany 1974 – Holland v Brazil 1978 – Scotland v Holland 1978 – Argentina v Holland 1982 – West Germany v France 1982 – Italy v Brazil 1982 – Italy v West Germany 1986 – France v Brazil 1986 – Argentina v England 1986 – Belgium v USSR 1990 – England v Cameroon 1994 – Brazil v Holland 1994 – Romania v Argentina 1998 – Brazil v France 1998 – Argentina v England 2002 – Korea Republic v Italy 2002 – Sweden v Senegal 2002 – Brazil v Turkey 2002 – Germany v USA 2002 – Brazil v Belgium 2006 – Germany v Italy – HD 2006 – Croatia v Australia – HD 2006 – Argentina v Mexico – HD 2006 – Spain v France – HD 2006 – Brazil v France – HD 2010 – Slovenia v USA – HD 2010 – Germany v Argentina – HD 2010 – Ghana v Uruguay – HD 2010 – Netherlands v Brazil – HD 2010 – Uruguay v Netherlands – HD FIFA Films is the unique archive of all moving images from FIFA’s history. Serviced by Infront Sports & Media AG. FIFA Films Grafenauweg 2 P.O. Box 4442 6304 Zug Switzerland Tel. +41-41-723 15 15 Fax +41-41-723 15 16 www.fifafilms.com [email protected] 10 FIFA Mini World Cups 1966 – 2006 This unique series offers the viewer a quick and informative guide to every FIFA World Cup™ tournament between 1966 and 2006. Fully voiced in English, Spanish, German and French, with both music and effects, enjoy the highlights of each FIFA World Cup™ tournament, starting with the memorable 1966 finals in England and ending with the magnificent 2006 finals in Germany. Learn about the ups and downs of each nation as they attempt to secure their place in FIFA World Cup™ history by winning football’s most coveted prize. A total of 11 “Mini World Cups” are available and each one is approximately 10 minutes in duration. The premium footage contained within these unique highlights packages includes the best goals, saves and moments, and is sure to be a hit with football fans of all ages. Full list of FIFA Mini World Cups (11 x 10min) 1966 – England EN 1970 – Mexico EN 1974 – West Germany EN 1978 – Argentina EN 1982 – Spain EN 1986 – Mexico EN 1990 – Italy EN 1994 – USA EN 1998 – France EN 2002 – Korea/Japan EN/FR/ES/DE 2006 – Germany EN/FR/ES/DE FIFA Films is the unique archive of all moving images from FIFA’s history. Serviced by Infront Sports & Media AG. FIFA Films Grafenauweg 2 P.O. Box 4442 6304 Zug Switzerland Tel. +41-41-723 15 15 Fax +41-41-723 15 16 www.fifafilms.com [email protected] 11 FIFA World Cup™ Shocks Experience the most astonishing performances during the FIFA World Cup™ from some of the smaller nations in world football. The FIFA World Cup™ has produced many unlikely heroes and most notably, many shock results! From North Korea’s incredible 1 – 0 victory against European giants Italy in 1966 to Senegal’s unbelievable 1 – 0 victory against defending champions France in 2002, this exclusive match series celebrates the minnows in world football that have shocked the world with their outstanding performances. The “FIFA World Cup™ Shocks” match series includes the most unforgettable matches in the tournament’s history between 1966 and 2010. Pay tribute to the emerging continents in world football as nations from Africa and Asia seriously challenge the giants of international football. Full list of FIFA World Cup™ Shocks 1966 FIFA World Cup™ – North Korea v Italy 1982 FIFA World Cup™ – Northern Ireland v Spain 1990 FIFA World Cup™ – Cameroon v Argentina 1994 FIFA World Cup™ – Republic of Ireland v Italy 1994 FIFA World Cup™ – Bulgaria v West Germany 1994 FIFA World Cup™ – Saudi Arabia v Belgium 1998 FIFA World Cup™ – Nigeria v Spain 2002 FIFA World Cup™ – Senegal v France 2002 FIFA World Cup™ – Korea Republic v Italy 2006 FIFA World Cup™ – Czech Republic v Ghana – HD 2010 FIFA World Cup™ – Spain v Switzerland – HD 2010 FIFA World Cup™ – Italy v New Zealand – HD 2010 FIFA World Cup™ – Slovakia v Italy – HD FIFA Films is the unique archive of all moving images from FIFA’s history. Serviced by Infront Sports & Media AG. FIFA Films Grafenauweg 2 P.O. Box 4442 6304 Zug Switzerland Tel. +41-41-723 15 15 Fax +41-41-723 15 16 www.fifafilms.com [email protected] 12 FIFA World Cup™ Stories 6 x 30 minute series The FIFA World Cup™ is rich in stories, legends and history. A documentary series looks in depth at the most intriguing stories of the last 80 years of this event. The FIFA World Cup™ provides a rich vein of programme material, contained exclusively within FIFA Films, the world’s greatest assembly of quality film and television coverage from past tournaments. FIFA Films is now working with top directors and production houses to make full use of its golden heritage of visual material, to create a range of high quality offerings for television. Stories, legends and history – what the FIFA World Cup™ is all about? “FIFA World Cup™ Stories” take a series of intriguing angles to provide new insight into some of the most fascinating stories in FIFA World Cup™ history. The series of six halfhour programmes includes: Holland’s Quest EN Holland has never won the world’s greatest football trophy, yet it has often fielded world-beating teams. This programme re-examines Holland’s two most focused attempts – in 1974 and 1978 – to win the FIFA World Cup™, when the Dutch introduced for the first time the concept of “Total Football”. The programme also explores how Holland has continually entertained and enthralled football fans at subsequent events, while the “Holy Grail” of football continues to elude its grasp. African Odyssey EN The spectacular rise of African football on the World Cup stage has led many to speculate “when” an African nation will win the FIFA World Cup™. From the difficult early lessons of the 1970’s through to the emergence of the dazzling skills and flair of Cameroon, Morocco and Senegal, the story of a continent in waiting. Young Shooting Stars EN One of the most exciting aspects of this great event is that – time and again – it introduces a new cast of young football prodigies to a world audience. Pelé, Maradona, Michael Owen and Ronaldo are among those who made a global impact in their teens. This programme is a tribute to genius on the football field and makes full use of the archive footage to remind us of the debuts of some of football’s greatest names. FIFA World Cup™ Shocks EN The unexpected is what makes football exciting. Highlighting the most surprising and shocking results in FIFA World Cup™ history – from North Korea’s humbling of mighty Italy in 1966 to Cameroon’s explosive entrance onto the World Cup stage in 1990 with its victory over the holders Argentina – this programme captures the moment, the effect and aftershock of the unexpected result. Golden Boot Legends EN Every FIFA World Cup™ tournament has a Golden Boot winner. Some, such as Ronaldo in 2002 and Gerd Muller in 1970, were not unexpected. But who could have predicted the impact that Paulo Rossi, Davor Sukur and Gary Lineker would have had on FIFA World Cup™ history? Penalty Shoot-Out! EN The drawn out agony of the penalty shoot out is the football equivalent to a duel, with sudden death waiting for one side or the other. No moments in football are more intense. This programme covers the dramatic finales of some great matches, where one kick of a ball can throw a nation into joy or despair and turn players from heroes to villains. The ultimate drama. FIFA Films is the unique archive of all moving images from FIFA’s history. Serviced by Infront Sports & Media AG. FIFA Films Grafenauweg 2 P.O. Box 4442 6304 Zug Switzerland Tel. +41-41-723 15 15 Fax +41-41-723 15 16 www.fifafilms.com [email protected] 13 FIFA World Cup™ Finals 1966 – 2010 Watch in splendour as the strongest nations in world football contest the biggest event in sport, “FIFA World Cup™ Final” Experience the ecstasy of triumph and the pain of defeat as two nations battle it out for the ultimate prize in world football, “The FIFA World Cup™!” Starting with England’s glorious triumph on home soil in 1966 and ending with Spain’s successful campaign at the 2010 finals in South Africa, this package includes all 12 finals from over 40 unforgettable FIFA World Cup™ years. Each FIFA World Cup™ final match is shown in its entirety, from kick-off to final whistle. Enjoy the sublime skills of Holland, as they display their unique style of “Total Football” in pursuit of glory in 1974 and 1978 and admire the unmistakable talents of West Germany as they make it through to an unprecedented 3 consecutive FIFA World Cup™ finals. Full list of FIFA World Cup™ Finals 1966 – 2010 1966 FIFA World Cup™ Final – England v West Germany 1970 FIFA World Cup™ Final – Brazil v Italy 1974 FIFA World Cup™ Final – West Germany v Holland 1978 FIFA World Cup™ Final – Argentina v Holland 1982 FIFA World Cup™ Final – Italy v West Germany 1986 FIFA World Cup™ Final – Argentina v West Germany 1990 FIFA World Cup™ Final – West Germany v Argentina 1994 FIFA World Cup™ Final – Brazil v Italy 1998 FIFA World Cup™ Final – France v Brazil 2002 FIFA World Cup™ Final – Brazil v Germany 2006 FIFA World Cup™ Final – Italy v France – HD 2010 FIFA World Cup™ Final – Netherlands v Spain – HD FIFA Films is the unique archive of all moving images from FIFA’s history. Serviced by Infront Sports & Media AG. FIFA Films Grafenauweg 2 P.O. Box 4442 6304 Zug Switzerland Tel. +41-41-723 15 15 Fax +41-41-723 15 16 www.fifafilms.com [email protected] 14 FIFA World Cup™ Moments and Vignettes Intense and exciting, the most thrilling and memorable moments of the last 80 years of the FIFA World Cup™, selected by top producers from the world’s greatest football archive. With the help of world-class producers and leading facility houses, FIFA Films is now making full use of its golden heritage of film and television material, to create a range of high quality offerings for television. FIFA Films has planned and produced a range of special FIFA World Cup™ action vignettes and moments that are ideal as fillers and equally effective and exciting when compiled into longer programmes. The decisive goals, the tears, the agony, the penalties, the “Hand of God”, the celebrations, the frustration, the disputes, the “ifs” and “if only’s” that echo down the years and still command a powerful emotional response from fans throughout the world. Compelling programming in a flexible format. A – Z of FIFA World Cup™ Football Music only 100 x 60 second vignettes The A – Z of Football consists of 60 second vignettes of the most spectacular action from exclusive film footage from the 1954 – 2002 FIFA World Cups™. Capturing varied and exciting aspects of the world’s greatest event, these thrilling slices of action work well independently or as part of a wider programme. A journey through to the greatest show on earth, the A – Z of football is an alphabetical lesson in FIFA World Cup™ history. Top 20 FIFA World Cup™ Moments EN 1 x 52 minute programme The Top 20 FIFA World Cup™ Moments counts down, in reverse order, the top 20 FIFA World Cup™ moments of all time. Spanning 1930 – 2002, eighteen tournaments in 76 years of competition have produced so many thrilling and memorable moments that this selection – the greatest and most famous – reflects our view of what captures the essence of FIFA World Cup™ magic. Even the selection itself could be controversial, as audiences debate the most memorable goals, seminal moments, epic matches and shock results. FIFA Films is the unique archive of all moving images from FIFA’s history. Serviced by Infront Sports & Media AG. FIFA Films Grafenauweg 2 P.O. Box 4442 6304 Zug Switzerland Tel. +41-41-723 15 15 Fax +41-41-723 15 16 www.fifafilms.com [email protected] 15 FIFA World Cup™ Classic Players From Puskas to Platini, learn more about the “Classic Players” that have made such a remarkable contribution to the beautiful game. The FIFA World Cup™ has produced many magical moments that will be etched in our memories forever. Who could forget Pelé’s audacious dummy against Uruguay in 1970 or Diego Maradona’s wonderful solo goal against England in 1986? The “Classic Players” series celebrates 15 of the greatest players to have graced the world stage during the distinguished 80 year history of the FIFA World Cup™. The content from all 15 players includes unseen footage from exclusive official film rushes. Each 6 minute programme is fully voiced in English, Spanish, German and French giving the viewer a unique opportunity to learn about the classic players’ exploits on the world’s greatest stage, the “FIFA World Cup™!” Full list of Classic Players (15 x 6min) EN/FR/ES/DE Fritz Walter (FRG) – 1954 Ferenc Puskas (HUN) – 1954, (ESP) 1958 Garrincha (BRA) – 1958, 1962 Pelé (BRA) – 1958, 1962, 1966, 1970 Eusebio (POR) – 1966 Bobby Charlton (ENG) – 1958, 1962, 1966, 1970 Franz Beckenbauer (FRG) – 1966, 1970, 1974 Johan Cruyff (NED) – 1974 Gerd Muller (FRG) – 1970, 1974 Dino Zoff (ITA) – 1970, 1974, 1978, 1982 Mario Kempes (ARG) – 1974, 1978, 1982 Michel Platini (FRA) – 1978, 1982, 1986 Paolo Rossi (ITA) – 1978, 1982, 1986 Diego Maradona (ARG) – 1982, 1986, 1990, 1994 Roger Milla (CMR) – 1982, 1990, 1994 FIFA Films is the unique archive of all moving images from FIFA’s history. Serviced by Infront Sports & Media AG. FIFA Films Grafenauweg 2 P.O. Box 4442 6304 Zug Switzerland Tel. +41-41-723 15 15 Fax +41-41-723 15 16 www.fifafilms.com [email protected] 16 FIFA World Cup™ Best Matches by Nation Find out what it takes to become the best international team in world football as we look back at the most successful nations in FIFA World Cup™ history. Up until the FIFA World Cup™ in 2006 there have been 6 different winners since the 1966 tournament in England. Whilst others have failed to make an impression on the world stage, these giants of world football have basked in the glory of their success. In this series we celebrate the matches that have helped to define each nation’s FIFA World Cup™ legacy including matches from the Brazilian team in 1970 and the superlative French team, who finally triumphed on home soil in 1998. A total of 30 matches are available in this distinctive match series, with each of the 6 nations on view celebrating 5 memorable victories in their respective FIFA World Cup™ histories. Full list of FIFA World Cup™ Nations “The Long Road to Glory” – France 1986 – France v Italy 1986 – France v Brazil 1998 – France v Croatia 1998 – France v Brazil 2006 – France v Spain – HD “Brazilian Brilliance” – Brazil 1970 – Brazil v Italy 1970 – Brazil v Uruguay 1994 – Brazil v Holland 1998 – Brazil v Holland 2002 – Brazil v Germany “Comeback Kings” – West Germany 1970 – West Germany v England 1974 – West Germany v Holland 1982 – West Germany v France 1990 – West Germany v England 2006 – Germany v Argentina – HD “Campeones!” – Argentina 1978 – Argentina v Peru 1978 – Argentina v Holland 1986 – Argentina v England 1986 – Argentina v West Germany 2006 – Argentina v Serbia and Montenegro – HD “Forza Azzuri“ – Italy 1970 – Italy v West Germany 1982 – Italy v Brazil 1982 – Italy v West Germany 2006 – Italy v Germany – HD 2006 – Italy v France – HD “Lion Hearted Heroes“ – England 1966 – England v Portugal 1966 – England v West Germany 1982 – England v France 1986 – England v Paraguay 1990 – England v Cameroon FIFA Films is the unique archive of all moving images from FIFA’s history. Serviced by Infront Sports & Media AG. FIFA Films Grafenauweg 2 P.O. Box 4442 6304 Zug Switzerland Tel. +41-41-723 15 15 Fax +41-41-723 15 16 www.fifafilms.com [email protected]