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New footage from Bregenz Festival to be released for television

22-Jul-2008 • Quantum Of Solace

News outlets around the world will be given access to video coverage of the Bregenz Festival in Austria this week, where the 22nd James Bond film "Quantum of Solace" was filmed on location earlier this year. Clips from the upcoming 007 adventure will be included in the media coverage.



Press Release
BREGENZ, Austria, July 21 - The Bregenz Festival will make footage available to television stations for the purpose of media coverage of the festival. The pre-cut material - not overvoiced - will be available for downlink by satellite in Europe and North America on the opening day of the 63rd Bregenz Festival, 23 July, starting at 2:30 p.m. CEST.

The footage is supplied in two versions of differing length: 2'45'' (news item) and 5'00'' (feature). Both versions include the edit decision list and
text to accompany the images. They show excerpts from the opera Tosca on the world's largest floating stage at Bregenz (Austria), which premieres on the evening of 23 July, as well as film of the opening ceremony of the Bregenz Festival in the morning.

In addition the TV material includes interviews and clips from the new James Bond movie Quantum of Solace, some sequences of which were shot on the spectacular opera set on Lake Constance in May.

The TV material will be broadcast in two repeated sequences on 23 July 2008 from 2:30 to 2:50 p.m. CEST (12:30 to 12:50 p.m. UTC) on EUTELSAT W1 (Europe) and INTELSAT 3R (North America). The footage is free of charge if used by broadcasters in the provision of current media coverage of the Bregenz Festival.

Thanks to `Jack Wade` for the alert.

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