APPENDIX III:
Camera Diagrams and Plans
The following camera diagrams and descriptions are actual documents used by networks and production companies to produce television coverage of events. Most of the diagrams are from the winter or summer Olympic Games. Since camera descriptions are included, the camera diagrams can be adapted to smaller events.
Alpine Skiing (Downhill – Men’s]
1 All cameras lo be placed oil skier’s right side, unless otherwise indicated
Production–Cameras
Aquatics – Swimming
Production–Cameras
Athletics–Track
Production–Cameras
Baseball
* A typical five-camera set-up for baseball would include cameras 1 — 5 See detailed baseball camera notes on pages 98 – 99.
Production–Cameras
Basketball
* A typical Eve-camera set-up for basketball would include cameras 1, 2, 3,5 and 6
Production–Cameras
Bobsleigh it Skeleton
* Pan Bar Control System
Production–Cameras
Figure Skating
Production–Cameras
Football
* A typical six-camera set-up for football would usually include cameras 2, 4, 9, 16, 20 and 30.
Production – Cameras
Football [Soccer]
* A typical five-camera set-up for soccer would usually include cameras 1,2,5,6 and 8.
Production–Cameras
Motorcycle Road Race
Production–Cameras
Tennis
* A typical five-camera set-up for tenilis would usually include cameras 1,2, 4, 5 and 6.
