THE GOLDEN PODIUM AWARDS INTERNATIONAL AWARDS FOR TV SPORT PRODUCTION THE CATEGORIES THE 2011 JURYS THE 2011 AWARDS WINNERS

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2 P03 P04 P05 P06 P07 P10 P11 P12 THE GOLDEN PODIUM AWARDS INTERNATIONAL AWARDS FOR TV SPORT PRODUCTION THE CATEGORIES THE 2011 JURYS THE 2011 AWARDS WINNERS THE GOLDEN PODIUM AWARDS CEREMONY ENTRY FORM RULES ORGANIZATION 2

3 THE GOLDEN PODIUM AWARDS: INTERNATIONAL AWARDS FOR TV SPORT PRODUCTION Created in 1991 by Georges Bertellotti, this international competition highlights each year the work of TV sports directors by rewarding the world s best sports TV images of the year. Participating in the Golden Podium Competition is FREE and open to directors, producers, TV channels and sports federations. A Jury composed of personalities from the sports and media world meets in Monaco during SPORTEL -the world s leading business platform for sports content- to screen the sequences received and elect the best of them. The Jury bases its decision on the effort made to capture the beauty of sports and the emotion that emanates from the sequences, while at the same time appreciating their creativity. Each winning sports director will be awarded an original sculpture by artist Raymond Moretti. For each category, the nominated sequences will be screened during the award ceremony held at the Grimaldi Forum. This year, the awards ceremony will be held on Tuesday 16 october 2012 at 19:00 under the presidency of H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco. A professional jury will reward the 6 Golden Podium in presence of personalities from the sports and media world. 16 oct

4 THE CATEGORIES Best Slow Motion Sequence / Cut-Edited Shots FNOSC Prize 8,000 granted to the director. Maximum length: 3 minutes. A Golden Podium rewards the best subject created by the use of slow motion frames. This is not a mere compilation of images but sequences that must tell a story with shots taken from the same sport event and clearly linked one to the other (same team or same athlete,etc.). Emotions must prevail here. The sequences presented must be made of at least 50% slow motion shots. Best Slow Motion Sequence / Isolated Camera Shot Mini. length: 20 seconds and Max. length: 1 minute. A Golden Podium rewards the best slow motion continuous shot of a sport action filmed by only one camera from the beginning to the end, without being cut or edited. The sequences presented must be exclusively slow motion sequences. International Olympic Committee Grand Prize The I.O.C. selects and rewards a sequence among all the participants in the competition. Best Sports Program Trailer-Teaser or Opening montage Maximum length: 2 minutes. This category rewards the creativity and originality displayed to promote or announce sports events or TV sports show soon to be broadcast. Prize Christian Blachas for the Best Advertising Film With the participation of CBTV and CB News. A Golden Podium rewards the creativity and originality of an advertising film whose scenario involves sports. Best Sound Design Besides the mentioned categories, a special prize rewards the best sound design (sound effects, sound/images exact synchronization etc.) among the Golden Podium participants. A sequence already winning a Golden Podium award in another category will not compete for the best sound design. L Equipe.fr Public Prize for the Best Sport Slow Motion of the year Viewers of the L Equipe.fr website vote online for the Best Slow Motion of the year among five Golden Podium sequences selected by SPORTEL. HOW TO JOIN THE COMPETITION? Join the competition now by sending your sports sequences of 2012! ADIGIBETA PAL or DV PAL, or a USB key recording of the sequence is requested. You can also transfer your sequences on our Golden Podiums ftp server (preferably a.mov video file): ftp.sportel.fr > Login: sportelcli > Password: rtort!9521 4

5 THE JURY 2011 THE 2011 GOLDEN PODIUM JURY Philippe Monnet (Sailor), Sonia Bompastor (Capitain Olympic Lyonnais), Nicolas Batum (Professional Basket Player - French Team Player, Portland Trailblazers), Patrick Tambay (Jury s President & F1 Consultant) and Alexandre Vinokourov (Professional Cyclist). THE 2011 GOLDEN PODIUM JURY OF THE BEST SPORTS-RELATED ADVERTISING FILM AWARD Darren Tulett (TV Sports Presenter, Canal+), Sophie Kamoun (Swimming Champion), Valérie Nicolas (World Champion Handball), Alain Cayzac (Jury s President & Senior Advisor goetzpartners Corporate Finance), Victoria Ravva (Captain of the RC Cannes Volley Ball), Lucie Décosse (2010 & 2011 Judo World Champion), Edouard de Pouzilhac (Co-Founder of 5 ème gauche Agency) and Simon Gillham (Executive Vice President Communications, Vivendi). 5

6 THE 2011 AWARDS WINNERS Best Slow Motion sequence / Cut - Edited Shot The Fastest ELEPHANT DOC FRANCE 2 / France Director: Gaël LEIBLANG Producers: Gaël LEIBLANG, Emmanuel CHAIN, Thierry BIZOT Best Slow Motion sequence / Isolated Camera Shot Penalty Shootout - Winners and Losers FIFA / Switzerland Director: Wolfgang STRAUB Producer: FIFA/HBS International Olympic Committee Grand Prize Teddy Riner CANAL+ S.A. / France Director: Laurent LACHAND Producer: François-Charles BIDEAUX Best Sports Program Trailer-Teaser or Opening montage Paralympic Movie München 2018 ULRIKE HEGER PRODUCTIONS / Germany Director: Niki THOMA Producer: Ulrike HEGER Best Sports Advertising Film with the participation of CB News Curling AGENCE BUZZMAN / France Radio France Prize for the Best Sound Design M6 Mobile Mega Jump au Sacré Coeur PUZZLE MEDIA / France Producer: Jonathan POLITUR «Direct 8» Prize of the Public for Best Sports Trailer/Teaser Avantage Leconte EUROSPORT / France Director: Stéphane RINALDI Producer: Philippe OIZILLON International Sport TV Audience Award in collaboration with Eurodata TV Worldwide NFL - National Football League USA Honorary Podium French Handball National Team 6

7 THE GOLDEN PODIUM AWARDS CEREMONY They came to SporteL! Athletics: Eunice Barber, Serguei Bubka, Stéphane Diagana, Marie-Jo Perec, Hicham El-Guerrouj, Franck Fredericks, Romain Mesnil, Oscar Pistorius Basketball: Nicolas Batum Boxing: Jean-Marc Mormeck Canoeing-Kayak: Tony Estanguet Cycling: Alexandre Vinokourov, Eddy Merckx, Filippo Pozzato Football: Michel Platini, Bixente Lizarazu, Rai de Oliveira Gymnastics: Nadia Comaneci Handball: Jérôme Fernandez, Nikola Karabatic, Claude Onesta, Jackson Richardson Judo: Lucie Décosse, Gevrise Emane, David Douillet Motor Sports: Jean Todt, Ari Vatanen, Daniel Elena, Patrick Tambay Roller-Skate: Taig Khris Rugby: Jonah Lomu, Bernard Laporte, Bernard Lapasset, Vincent Moscato, Serge Simon, Jo Maso Skiing: Anja Pärson, Pernilla Wiberg Swimming: Yannick Agnel, Alain Bernard, Frédérick Bousquet, Laure Manaudou, Alexander Popov Taekwondo: Gwladys Epangue, Pascal Gentil 16 oct

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10 ENTRY FORM To be returned before 28 September 2012 Best slow motion sequence / Cut - Edited shots (Max. length: 3 minutes) Best slow motion sequence / Isolated camera shot (Min. length: 20 sec and Max. length: 1 min) Best sports program Trailer-teaser or Opening montage (Maximum length: 2 minutes) Prize Christian Blachas for the Best Advertising Film You can compete in several categories, and send several sequences per category. However, please fill out 1 entry form per sequence. Please enclose with this entry form a DIGIBETA PAL or DV PAL, or a USB key recording of the sequence. You can also transfer your sequences on our Golden Podiums ftp server (preferably a.mov video file): ftp.sportel.fr > login: sportelcli > Password: rtort!9521 Sequence presented by the Company:... Address:... Zip code:... City:... Country:... Tel.:... Title of the sequence:... Length of the sequence:...min...sec Event recorded/subject: Director(s):... Producer(s):... Contact person if winner (invited to the Golden Podium Ceremony on Tuesday 16 October): Mr/Mrs:... Tel. :... Direct ... Declaration The undersigned hereby declares that he/she abides by the article 6 of the 2012 Golden Podium Competition Regulations, available in the press kit and on the SPORTEL website Person in charge: Name:... First name:... Job title:... Tel. :... Contact :... After the competition, must the recording be returned? (all shipping charges being paid by the participant) No Yes, to the Contact for the sequence above-mentioned Courier Express company (DHL, Fedex, UPS, TNT and import-export account only):... Account N:... Date:... Signature and stamp: 10

11 RULES Article 1 In order to highlight the most significant and the most touching sequences of sports TV programmes, an International Sports TV Production Competition is organized during SPORTELMonaco, with the following categories: A > Best Slow Motion Sequence / Cut-Edited Shots FNOSC Prize 8,000 granted to the director. Maximum length: 3 minutes. A Golden Podium rewards the best subject created by the use of slow motion frames. This is not a mere compilation of images but sequences that must tell a story with shots taken from the same sport event and clearly linked one to the other (same team or same athlete, etc.). Emotions must prevail here. The sequences presented must be made of at least 50% slow motion shots. B > Best Slow Motion Sequence / Isolated Camera Shot Mini. length: 20 seconds and Max. length: 1 minute A Golden Podium rewards the best slow motion continuous shot of a sport action filmed by only one camera from the beginning to the end, without being cut or edited. The sequences presented must be exclusively slow motion sequences. C > International Olympic Committee Grand Prize The I.O.C. selects and rewards a sequence among all the participants in the competition. D > Best Sports Program Trailer-Teaser or Opening montage Maximum length: 2 minutes. This category rewards the creativity and originality displayed to promote or announce sports events or TV sports show soon to be broadcast. E > Prize Christian Blachas for the Best Advertising Film In collaboration with CBTV and CB News Named after its creator, this Golden Podium rewards the creativity and originality of an advertising film whose scenario involves sports. F > Best Sound Design Besides the mentioned categories, a special prize rewards the best sound design (sound effects, sound/images exact synchronization...) among the Golden Podium participants. A sequence already winning a Golden Podium award in another category will not compete for the best sound design. G > L Equipe.fr Public Prize for the Best Sport Slow Motion of the year Viewers of the L Equipe.fr website vote online for the Best Slow Motion of the year among five Golden Podium sequences selected by SPORTEL. Article 2 All the images presented must have been filmed between October 2011 and September Article 3 Organizations, directors, authors and producers working professionally for a public or private TV company may enter the competition as well as federations. Article 4 Before the opening of the competition, the organizers will check whether the entries are in accordance with the rules, and proceed to a pre-selection. Article 5 Shipment of your entries must include the following elements: The entry form duly completed. One form per sequence, please. For TV sequences: DIGIBETA PAL or DV PAL or a USB key recording of the sequence. You can also transfer your sequences on our Golden Podiums ftp server (preferably a.mov video file): ftp.sportel.fr > login : sportelcli > Password: rtort!

12 Article 6 The circulation of beautiful sports images being one of the main objectives of this competition, the Jury will examine only those entries accompanied by a written declaration certifying (refer to Entry Form ): a) that all organizations participating at SPORTEL are authorized to broadcast all or part of the prize winning sequences, specifying their origin and their participation in the SPORTEL Golden Podium Competition. The organization, presenting a sequence or an opening montage, guarantees to the organizers that these are right-free images b) that by submitting any material you authorize SPORTEL and its media to use the selected sequences for the coverage of the event. This declaration remains valid for one year after the announcement of the results and applies to every entry, regardless of its score in the competition. The organization participating in the competition guarantees to the organizers that these are right-free images. Article 7 An expert is appointed by the SPORTEL Organizing Committee to assist the Jury. Article 8 Each year the Organizing Committee designates the president and the members of the Jury. Article 9 The decisions of the Jury are irrevocable. Article 10 The members of the Jury meet in private. No Jury member is allowed to voice an opinion about a sequence submitted by an organization he/she represents or has directly or indirectly worked for. Article 11 The President of the jury s opinion prevails in the event of a draw. Article 12 The Jury is not obliged to award a prize if it considers none of the entries deserve such distinction. Article 13 The participating organizations must guarantee that screenings, even public screenings during SPORTELMonaco, are not subject to copyright fees or any other payments. Article 14 The act of submitting an entry to the Competition implies the acceptance of the above Regulations. Article 15 Insurance, mailing, return-post and custom costs are to be covered by the participating organizations. Participants must also indicate if they wish to have their tapes returned. Article 16 The present Regulations have been written in French and in English. The French text is authentic. Article 17 The organizers and the participants will strive to amicably settle all disputes resulting from the application or interpretation of the present regulations before engaging in any procedures. The Courts of Monaco have exclusive jurisdiction over any dispute or litigation.

13 ORGANIZATION Under the High Patronage of H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco and Under the Patronage of the International Olympic Committee Laurent PUONS, Vice-President, Monaco Mediax Amparo DI FEDE, Administrative Manager, Monaco Mediax Honorary Committee H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco Comte Dr. Jacques ROGGE, President, IOC Founding Members Adolphe DRHEY I Roland FAURE I Jacques FERRAN I Gilles NOGHÈS Organizing Committee Members Nicole BERTELLOTTI I Alain CAYZAC I Frédéric CHEVIT I Amparo DI FEDE Adolphe DRHEY I Denis MASSEGLIA I Francis MERLIN I Joseph ZORGNIOTTI Advisers Benoît HEIMERMANN, International Reporter H.E. Mrs Yvette LAMBIN-BERTI, Secretary General, MOC Isabelle SEVERINO, President, CNOSF Athletes Commission Bernard SPINDLER, Writer Journalist Soria ZIDELKHILE, Communication Manager, CNOSF contacts Amparo DI FEDE, General Manager adifede@sportelmonaco.com Adolphe DRHEY, Competitions Advisor adrhey@sportelmonaco.com Marc-Olivier Taccard, Competitions Coordinator competitions@sportelmonaco.com Fabienne POGGI, Protocol & Awards Manager fpoggi@sportelmonaco.com Virginie ZEGHDAR, Communication & Press Manager press@sportelmonaco.com Headquarters 4 boulevard du Jardin Exotique I MONACO I Tel Fax I info@sportelmonaco.com I 12