06-04-2022, 06:50 PM
France Télévisions is going big for its election night coverage. Sunday's France 2 coverage will come simultaneously from France Télévisions' headquarters atrium and France 2's main news studio (Studio C Pierre-Desgraupes), and will be presented by Laurent Delahousse and Anne-Sophie Lapix, alongside political editor Nathalie Saint-Cricq, grand reporter Jean-Baptiste Marteau and Télématin newsreader Johanna Ghiglia, who will provide news updates. Coverage will be delivered in partnership with France Inter, France Médias Monde, the parliamentary channels and LVMH's newspaper Le Parisien; Ipsos Sopra/Steria will renew its partnership with France TV to provide the exit poll.
The style and scope of the coverage will allow for a massive array of AR/VR elements, in a style heavily inspired by BBC's Scottish referendum and Sky News' general election coverage, thanks to the installation of a cable cam in the glass roof of the building; additionally, Delahousse will be able to talk to Lapix directly from the hall by using XR technology similar to that of the Eurosport Cube and Disguise's virtual set extensions for ITV Sport and Disney+, among others. The coverage will be directed by longtime producer Jérôme Revon, which has produced France 2's election coverages since 1995.
All visual elements, which will be simultaneously used by all of France TV's channels in every single territory and region, were created fully in-house by La Fabrique France Télévisions, under the direction of Arnaud Vincenti and Nicolas Usdin. The set design was created by Franck Felleman and built by his Set-Up atelier; additionally, La Fabrique made virtual set extensions for Studio C, which will be used for debates. The music from Jérôme Coullet is the same used for their regional and municipal election coverage in 2020, which replaced a long-used theme since the 2012 presidential election and remixed over the years.
Here's a preview of how things will look on both election nights:
https://twitter.com/lenodal/status/15112...MqprYzfv8g
https://twitter.com/lenodal/status/15112...MqprYzfv8g
https://twitter.com/lenodal/status/15112...MqprYzfv8g
https://twitter.com/lenodal/status/15112...MqprYzfv8g
https://twitter.com/lenodal/status/15112...MqprYzfv8g
Here's a lengthy blog post from our French equivalent Lenodal.
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Other plans for France Télévisions include election night coverage on France 3, which will be restricted to a special 19/20 featuring both presenters, all focusing on the election. Shortly before 19:00, coverage will be passed to the regional centres before switching back to the national centre. Franceinfo, on its own way, will feature continuous coverage from 06:30 and extended election night coverage from 18:00, with Louis Laforge, Lucie Chaumette and Adrien Rohard, from their Atrium Gilles-Jacquier studio. They will also employed live, smaller-scale AR/VR elements and use of their Surface Hub for real-time analysis. Shortly before 11pm, they will switch to a live TV/radio simulcast, a special edition of Jean-François Achilli's Les Informés.
https://www.francetvpro.fr/contenu-de-presse/31925365
The style and scope of the coverage will allow for a massive array of AR/VR elements, in a style heavily inspired by BBC's Scottish referendum and Sky News' general election coverage, thanks to the installation of a cable cam in the glass roof of the building; additionally, Delahousse will be able to talk to Lapix directly from the hall by using XR technology similar to that of the Eurosport Cube and Disguise's virtual set extensions for ITV Sport and Disney+, among others. The coverage will be directed by longtime producer Jérôme Revon, which has produced France 2's election coverages since 1995.
All visual elements, which will be simultaneously used by all of France TV's channels in every single territory and region, were created fully in-house by La Fabrique France Télévisions, under the direction of Arnaud Vincenti and Nicolas Usdin. The set design was created by Franck Felleman and built by his Set-Up atelier; additionally, La Fabrique made virtual set extensions for Studio C, which will be used for debates. The music from Jérôme Coullet is the same used for their regional and municipal election coverage in 2020, which replaced a long-used theme since the 2012 presidential election and remixed over the years.
Here's a preview of how things will look on both election nights:
https://twitter.com/lenodal/status/15112...MqprYzfv8g
https://twitter.com/lenodal/status/15112...MqprYzfv8g
https://twitter.com/lenodal/status/15112...MqprYzfv8g
https://twitter.com/lenodal/status/15112...MqprYzfv8g
https://twitter.com/lenodal/status/15112...MqprYzfv8g
Here's a lengthy blog post from our French equivalent Lenodal.
- - -
Other plans for France Télévisions include election night coverage on France 3, which will be restricted to a special 19/20 featuring both presenters, all focusing on the election. Shortly before 19:00, coverage will be passed to the regional centres before switching back to the national centre. Franceinfo, on its own way, will feature continuous coverage from 06:30 and extended election night coverage from 18:00, with Louis Laforge, Lucie Chaumette and Adrien Rohard, from their Atrium Gilles-Jacquier studio. They will also employed live, smaller-scale AR/VR elements and use of their Surface Hub for real-time analysis. Shortly before 11pm, they will switch to a live TV/radio simulcast, a special edition of Jean-François Achilli's Les Informés.
https://www.francetvpro.fr/contenu-de-presse/31925365