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Svge 2021 Media Planner 19 April 2021.Indd INFORMATION PACK 2021 Advancing the creation, production and distribution of sports content in Europe www.svgeurope.org 2 SVG Europe is an independent ■ Launched 10 years ago pan-European trade association ■ 110 sponsors run by an advisory board and ■ executive staff. SVG Europe Insider newsletter: 100+ per year ■ 25 conference/networking/awards/in-person and online events scheduled for 2021 in SVG Europe produces Europe and US European-based conference events, print and digital media, ■ Annual SVG Europe Journal industry initiatives and alliances ■ Dedicated European editorial, sales and serving the broadcast sports management team production industry. 3 WHAT DOES SVG EUROPE PROVIDE? INITIATIVES SVG Europe Women In-Person and Online Summits EVENTS Education Awards One Planet Stadium Tours Sports Broadcasting Fund Networking Online/Website Insider Newsletter BAFTA ALBERT Audio Newsletter IBC SVG Europe Women newsletter IABM Digital Journal NAB Social Media ISE ALLIANCES MEDIA Video 4 DIGITAL, ONLINE & PRINT MEDIA Takes you to the heart of the European sports production business EMAIL NEWSLETTER: SPORTS VIDEO GROUP EUROPE INSIDER ■ Reaches in excess of 8,000* per send ■ Europe’s only dedicated newsletter focused on the sport production and technology marketplace. Distributed every Tuesday and Friday ■ Plus dedicated monthly Audio Newsletter and bi-monthly SVG Europe Women newsletter WEBSITE: WWW.SVGEUROPE.ORG ■ Reaches an average of 18,000* unique users per month ■ Contains top stories, headlines, archived info, news, upcoming events, blogs, video, and more ADVANCING THE CREATION, PRODUCTION SVG EUROPE ANNUAL SPORTTECH JOURNAL AUTUMN 2020 & DISTRIBUTION OF SPORTS CONTENT AN ■ Printed journal covering the European sports market PUBLICATION ■ Also available digitally SOCIAL MEDIA: TWITTER, FACEBOOK & LINKEDIN ■ SVG Europe uses social media to not only promote its own content and events but also to help highlight the work of its sponsors Dispersed remote production behind-closed-doors ‘new normal’: How coronavirus completely changed the sports TV landscape Physical events: FutureSPORT Chelsea FC ■ As of October 2020, SVG Europe has 2,641 followers on LinkedIn, 3,873 Virtual events: Sports OTT Forum • Feds Summit Lausanne • SVGE Awards • Football Summit• SVGE Women BT Sport PLUS: SVG Europe Sponsor Update for 2020 followers on Twitter and 965 followers on Facebook *Statistics for period 1 April to 30 October 2020 • MotorSport Show 5 MEMBERSHIP DEMOGRAPHICS Reaching Europe’s sports broadcast technology decision-makers SVG Europe Members SVG Europe Demographics UK - 34%24% OTHER TERRITORIES - 16%16% CTO - 2% BROADCAST & OPERATIONS - 14% ITALY - 6% GERMANY - 13%18% CONSULTANT - 2% VP/GM - 15% SWITZERLAND - 8%8% FRANCE - 13%18% COMMERCIAL MANAGER - 2% CEO/CFO/COO - 18% NETHERLANDS - 10%10% PROGRAMMING - 4% DIRECTORS, PRODUCTION - 39% TotalTotal members:members: 6,3009,000 PRODUCER - 4% 6 CALENDAR OF EVENTS: 2021 Winter Sports Summit 11 February Online Winter sports productions are complex and challenging, not only due to the weather but also because of diffi cult locations, limited ALL SPONSORS compound space, and more. During this event, experts in producing coverage of sports such as skiing, biathlon and ice hockey will discuss the evolution of their workfl ows, outline new methods for remote production, including commentary, and highlight the tools that can transform the viewing experience. SVG Europe Women 11 February Online SVG Europe Women Virtual is bringing its community together throughout 2021 through a series of relevant, interesting and ALL SPONSORS educational events. Online Sports graphics continue to evolve in both complexity and realism, aiding storytelling and presentation and making data and Sports Graphics Spotlight 5 March statistics more inclusive and engaging for sports fans. Bringing together the best creative and technical minds in the industry, this ALL SPONSORS event will shine a light on those developments, showcasing the best in 2D, 3D and augmented reality, across on-screen and studio graphics. Esports Uncovered 31 March Online A virtual event that delves deep into the next-generation workfl ows being used by top esports producers, publishers, and platforms ALL SPONSORS around Europe. Esports Uncovered will take you behind the scenes of live esports productions and go inside the groundbreaking virtualised and cloud-based technologies being used for the coverage of competitive video gaming. Sound Talks: Mixing 7 April Online In the fi rst of our specially convened sessions for sports audio professionals, the focus will be on mixing consoles, especially the Broadcast Sound ALL SPONSORS virtualisation of the tool, and how they will develop in both the near and long-term. Football Summit 21 April Online The annual Football Summit will be an afternoon of presentations, debate and information-exchange focusing on producing and ALL SPONSORS distributing coverage of the beautiful game. Broadcasters, federations and leagues will be joined by OB providers and football production professionals to discuss match coverage, presentation, studio operations, commentary systems and more. SVG Europe Women 21 April Online SVG Europe Women Virtual is bringing its community together throughout 2021 through a series of relevant, interesting and ALL SPONSORS educational events. Remote Production Unleashed 27 May Online Refl ecting the accelerated move to remote production enforced by COVID-19, SVG Europe will dedicate a 2021 event to distributed ALL SPONSORS workfl ows and at-home production for sports television. Featuring use cases, best practice and expert insight, Remote Production Unleashed will provide a forum for information sharing and discussion across not just technology but also commercial, creative and other relevant considerations. Sound Talks: Intercoms 9 June Online In our second Sound Talks session, the conversation will turn to intercom and talkback systems, highlighting best practice, ALL SPONSORS discussing the latest trends and putting a spotlight on technological developments in this key area of sports broadcasting. The Motorsports Show 24 June Online Acknowledging that motorsports production offers a unique set of challenges, this event will focus on best practice around the circuit ALL SPONSORS and in the compound, highlighting how broadcasters and motorsports associations are changing their workfl ows, augmenting their output and upping their viewer engagement. Dates and venues are subject to change 7 CALENDAR OF EVENTS: 2021 SVG Europe Women 24 June Online SVG Europe Women Virtual is bringing its community together throughout 2021 through a series of relevant, interesting and ALL SPONSORS educational events. Italy Summit June In-person/Online TBC The Italian sports broadcasting and production community comes together for its annual day of panel discussions, presentations, ALL SPONSORS and networking, discussing the latest developments in technology, workfl ows and more. SVG Europe Women Italy June Online SVG Europe Women Virtual is bringing its community together throughout 2021 through a series of relevant, interesting and ALL SPONSORS educational events. Sports Broadcasting Europe 15 July In-person/Online TBC Following a hiatus caused by the coronavirus pandemic, SVG Europe returns to the real-world event stage with an in-person ALL SPONSORS gathering and conference focussed on the summer of sport. Ahead of the Euros and the Olympics, the goal will be to provide ample time for the community to reconnect and to discuss the “new normal” in sports production and broadcasting while outlining how the industry recovers, learns and evolves from a tumultuous 18 months. SVG Europe Women 15 July Online SVG Europe Women Live is bringing its community together throughout 2021 through a series of relevant, interesting and ALL SPONSORS educational events. Sport Production Summit and Amsterdam Open to all sponsors, the fl agship conference and networking event brings together the great and good of the European sports 9 September production community to discuss best practice, highlight recent successes and debate the future of the sector. The event will also Sports TV Awards ALL SPONSORS include the second Sports TV Awards, honouring the outstanding companies, teams and individuals that pushed the COVID-affected sports broadcasting and production forward in 2020 SVG Europe Women 11 September Amsterdam SVG Europe Women Live is bringing its community together throughout 2021 through a series of relevant, interesting and ALL SPONSORS educational events. Sound Talks: 6 October Online This Sound Talks event will explore monitoring issues in both the listening environment and the encoding/authoring environment, Monitoring ALL SPONSORS along with supporting infrastructure and standards. DACH Summit October Munich The German-speaking sports broadcasting and production community gets together for its annual day of panel discussions, PLATINUM/GOLD/DACH ONLY presentations, and networking in Munich, discussing the latest developments in technology, workfl ows and more. SVG Europe Women DACH October Munich SVG Europe Women Live is bringing its community together throughout 2021 through a series of relevant, interesting and PLATINUM/GOLD/DACH ONLY educational events. October The French sports broadcasting and production community come together for a day of panel discussions, presentations, and France Summit In-person, venue TBC networking, discussing the latest developments in technology, workfl ows and more. ALL SPONSORS Dates and venues
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