SPORTEL Monaco is an unmissable event for all sports broadcasters. As a partner and benchmark service provider, we attended the event to present a number of our innovative developments... in second screen filming.

Gabriel Fehervari (President WorldLinx Alliance), Gilles Sallé (CEO & founder AMP VISUAL TV) and Jacques Hendrickx (CEO WorldLinX Alliance) announce the concept, the means, the goals and the benefits of a new company : WorldLinX Alliance.

AMP VISUAL TV is the broadcaster for French football. Besides the daily coverage of the of the Ligue 1 and Ligue 2 championships, we deal with the French national team's matches for TF1 and, in August, we caught up with Lyon, Nice and Saint Etienne, broadcast from the Champion's League or Europa League on beIN SPORTS. If football is France's favourite sport, for our teams it is the essential point of contact.

Our Millénium 2 van and StreamFactory were at Paris' Grand Palais to record and stream more than 8 hours of electro on multiple cameras at the La Nuit SFR, one of the events of the autumn.

The Summer Universiade, the equivalent of the Olympic Games for universities the world over, took place in July in Kazan, a Russian city on the Volga. We took part in the recording of the maestro Valery Gergiev's performance for the closing ceremony.

Our DSNG 1 van and team are on the routes of the Tour de France for Eurosport. Witness the legendary descent upon the Champs Elysée of this 100th Tour on Sunday 21 July.

The Bastille Day procession is always a big challenge. Technical constraints, area covered and image issues are our top priorities. This year we also covered the President of the Republic's speech live from the Élysée Palace.

After the Tour de France, we're travelling the roads of Poland and Italy for the UCI Tour de Pologne event. Our RF team is on location, producing motorcycle and helicopter footage while also carrying out the RF transmissions.

We've long dreamed of being able to produce footage at any moment, in any circumstances. Now that we're living in the age of the mobile phone and video-sharing on any network, this dream seems eminently real. Yet producing quality footage demands considerable equipment that brings its own constraints. Our attitude being that no challenge is insurmountable, we are constantly developing new solutions that break through barriers. The TVU is one of these tools changing the way we produce footage.

Everyone knows that summer is the time to travel. This is lucky for us, as our expertise in sport and RF are particularly in demand around the world: for the last few months our teams have been racking up their air miles.