It was a rare tournament for Real in the Champions League that deserves to be immortalized. And the Txuri Urdin club has been in it since the first match against Inter Milan. The Anoeta entity hired the production company Telefónica Broadcast Services (TBS) to make a kind of documentary that will collect all the stellar moments of Real’s participation in this Champions League, the visible ones, but above all the invisible
So far, everything is fine because the team’s game, the result and the fans’ response have been exceptional. And certainly in these three games they have collected material of great visual value to be part of the report.
Right now, Real isn’t giving many hints about what they’re going to do with all those photos they’re taking. The camera operators and the editor who accompanied the players and coaches to the first three matches and the trips to Salzburg and Lisbon have a close connection to the legendary program ‘The Day After’ on Canal Plus and Movistar.
the ‘sancta sanctorum’
It is, above all, about showing what no one else sees. Therefore, La Real, as an exception, allowed the recording camera to access historic sacred sites such as the locker room, although now it is more normal to ‘defile’ television with rights, the plane , the concentration hotel then. of parties…
The idea is that filming has the same continuity as Real in the Champions League. Right now, the prospects are good after the first games and there is hope that the team will reach, at least, the round of 16.
Just because of what happened so far, that audiovisual content is worth watching.
Source: La Verdad
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