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Mirabaud Sailing Video of the Century: Celebrating two decades of passion

by Mirabaud Sailing Video Award 4 Jun 2020 14:16 UTC
Mirabaud Sailing Video of the Century: Celebrating two decades of passion © Mirabaud Sailing Video Award

As a direct result of Covid-19, the Mirabaud Sailing Video Award updates its rules and will reward the best sailing videos taken since January 1st, 2000.

The Mirabaud Sailing Video of the Century is an exceptional event that aims to turn a complicated reality into a great celebration of our favourite sport and its greatest promoters.

Sailing reaches a wide audience thanks among others to the videos produced by the most creative TV producers, teams, events and classes. In this year 2020 devoid of sporting events, the Mirabaud Sailing Video Award will celebrate the best productions of the 21st century and showcase the most spectacular, moving, exciting and innovative videos produced since January 1st, 2000.

"Sailing videos are at the heart of the development of the sport of sailing. They are often the only way to see and understand what happens on board sailing boats", says Nicolas Mirabaud, Managing Partner of the Mirabaud Group. "Over the last twenty years, some exceptional images have been produced, in the Olympic Games, the Vendée Globe, the America's Cup, the Volvo Ocean Race and many more events. This exceptional edition of the Mirabaud Sailing Video Award will allow us to relive the greatest moments in the history of sailing in the 21st century."

The contest is open to TV, film and video producers, cameramen, editors, filmmakers, TV production companies and independent producers, as well as professional sailors who film their achievements during races (onboard sailing videos).

Each video submitted will be associated to its author - cameraman, filmmaker, editor or sailor. Each author will be allowed to submit one video, filmed between January 1, 2000 and October 20, 2020. TV production companies will be able to submit as many videos as they wish as long as each one of them is attributed to its author.

Each video submitted will be rated by the international jury, while the public will vote online for the Mirabaud Sailing Video Public Award, between October 22, 2020 and November 12, 2020.

The award ceremony will take place on November 24 during the Yacht Racing Forum in Portsmouth, UK, in front of the sports' leading personalities from all over the world.

Find detailed rules here

Extract of the Rules

  • This is a special award valid in 2020 only
  • Participants can submit one video each
  • The videos submitted cannot have been previously submitted for the Mirabaud Sailing Video Award
  • The duration of the videos submitted must be comprised between 45 seconds and 3 minutes
  • The videos submitted must have been filmed between January 1, 2000 and October 19, 2020.
  • Music and soundtracks must be copyright free.
More information and submission at sailingvideoaward.com

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