court line) either in a central position or an off center position toward the side where Cameras 3 and 4 are positioned. The camera’s position should give the effect of looking over the player’s shoulder as she serves from that side of the court. 

(c) Cameras 3 and 4 

Provide player close-ups for cutting into coverage and isos and may be positioned courtside on the same or opposite side from where the players sit down on the change of ends. The camera objective lens height should be approximately one (1) meter. 

(d) Camera 5 

Low-angle camera positioned on court behind the baseline, in line with the sideline. 

b. Tripods, Camera Mounts, and Irises 

All cameras must be on secure tripods with fully-rotating camera mounts and remotely-controlled irises. 

c. Lenses 

i. Center and Show Courts with five (5) camera coverage or above 

(a) Lens for Camera 1 should be a minimum of 22:1, 

(b) Lens for Camera 2 should be a minimum of 50:1, 

(c) Lenses for Cameras 3 and 4 should be a minimum of 40:1 (or similar) with a 2x extender and must be able to provide extreme close ups. 

(d) Lens for Camera 5 should be a minimum of 14:1. 

ii. Outside Court Coverage with less than five (5) camera coverage 

d. Production 

Lens for Camera 1 should be a minimum of 14:1. 

Tournaments must have full unilateral production on all courts where there is a main draw singles Match. 

