I’ve been shooting video for the LEN (Ligue Européenne de Natation) social networks during the St. Petersburg LEN European Artistic Synchronised Swimming Champions Cup, from May 10th to May 12th 2019.
My task there was to edit a video for each day of the competition.
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From the LEN official recap post:
LEN European Synchronised Swimming Champions Cup – Summary
Russian double, as expected
Russia clinched the two most important titles (duet, team) in the LEN European Synchronised Swimming Champions Cup in Haarlemmermeer (NED) and qualified for the Rio Olympics in these two events. Ukraine kept its first position in free combination and was ranked second behind the Russians in duet and in team.
The return of Natalia Ishchenko couldn’t have been any more spectacular: the Russian synchro diva was at her best together with her long-time partner Svetlana Romashina in the season’s first major international event, the LEN Synchro European Champions Cup. The one-year break didn’t take any toll on Ishchenko who offered a magnificent performance again in the duet. A couple of 9.8s marked that they were closing on perfection – and the difference between them and the rest of the field was also visible on the scoreboard as their lowest marks were still higher than any of their main rivals, the Ukrainians and the Spaniards.
The final ranks mirrored the classification of the 2014 Europeans in Berlin: again, Anna Voloshyna and Lolita Ananasova (UKR) came second, ahead of Spain’s Ona Carbonell and Paula Klamburg. Thanks to these results, the Russian and the Ukrainian duet have booked their respective places at the 2016 Olympic Games.
The team competition also repeated the order from Berlin: Russia triumphed – they even received a 9.9 for artistic impression –, Ukraine got the silver and the bronze went to Spain. The Russian team also earned a Rio berth with this win.
With the Russians (and the Spanish) skipping the free combination, the Ukrainians added another gold medal to their tally after their win in Berlin, this time Italy gained the second place and Greece was third. The closing event – highlight routine – featured two entrants, Greece got the better scores, thus finishing ahead of Belarus.
LEN European Synchronised Swimming Champions Cup
Haarlemmermeer (NED)Duet
1. Natalia Ishchenko, Svetlana Romashina (RUS) 96.7000
2. Anna Voloshyna, Lolita Ananasova (UKR) 93.4667
3. Ona Carbonell, Paula Klamburg (ESP) 92.6000Team
1. Russia 97.0333
2. Ukraine 93.8667
3. Spain 92.7667Free Combination
1. Ukraine 93.1000
2. Italy 89.9333
3. Greece 85.5333Highlights Routine
1. Greece 85.1333
2. Belarus 83.8677
~ Per la LEN (Ligue Europeenne de Natation) ho seguito i Campionati Europei di Nuoto Sincronizzato a San Pietroburgo, dal punto di vista della produzione di contenuti video per i canali ufficiali della Federazione, oltre a curare l’editing di materiale dallo stream di EBU (Eurovision).
Il mio compito principale è stato quello di realizzare riprese di backstage, per la produzione di video recap delle varie giornate di gara.
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ANNO: 2022
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CLIENTE:
@deepbluemediaphoto ~ @leneuropeanaquatics
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INCARICO:
Realizzazione di video BTS/Recap durante le giornate di campionato; clipping dallo stream video EBU.
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COMPETENZE:
Ripresa video
Editing video e color grading [Adobe Premiere Pro]
Live Clipping [WildMoka]
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STRUMENTAZIONE:
Sony A7S II, Sony A7r II, Sony A7 III, ottiche da 10mm a 240mm, cavalletti LeoFoto, filtri LEE + STC, Gudsen Moza Aircross 2, SONY FDR X3000
