TIRANA, Feb 9 – The Malta-Albania 2010 World Cup qualifier on Wednesday was filmed by Where’s Everybody chosen by Infront Sports of Switzerland.
The contest was one of the five Malta home football matches for the 2010 World Cup Qualifying rounds.
For the Malta-Albania match, Where’s Everybody had a team of 40 persons working to assure success in the production of this match, comprising of technicians, engineers, riggers, 11 camera persons, two directors, character generators, a floor manager, a match statistics person as well as two operators on EVS live slow motion system. This latest technology, assuring top quality production, permits television viewers to realize important moves and excellent quality football screening.
The technical set up also includes three camera lenses with a zooming range of x70, resulting in close distances.
Malta-Albania filmed by Where’s Everybody
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