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FIFA World Cup Canada To Feature Biggest-Ever TV Production In Women's Football

FIFA revealed plans for its biggest and most advanced broadcast production for a women’s football tournament. Production for the FIFA Women’s World Cup Canada 2015 will include top match directors, up to 22 state-of-the-art cameras and ultra-high definition visuals. A standard minimum set-up of 20 cameras per match will provide fans with a viewing experience on a par with top European league coverage, with an enhanced camera plan of 22 cameras for the opening match, semifinals and the final match. FIFA and Japanese broadcaster NHK will also work together to produce 10 matches in ultra-high definition 8K. A separate team of producers will create dedicated content for mobile, tablets and laptops to meet increasing demand for match coverage on multimedia platforms (FIFA).

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