New guidelines address camera coverage of female athletics events
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 15, 2026, 3:53 PM
Last updated Jul 15, 2026
New camera guidelines have been released by the European Broadcasting Union for broadcasters covering female athletics. These guidelines aim to prevent the sexualization of athletes by recommending more respectful camera angles. British Olympic Bronze medalist Holly Bradshaw has highlighted issues with revealing angles during competitions. The guidelines include directives to avoid low camera angles and lingering shots that can generate inappropriate imagery. The BBC will begin implementing these guidelines at the European Athletics Championships starting August 10 in Birmingham, enhancing the focus on athlete dignity and mental health.
- •European Broadcasting Union launches new camera guidelines.
- •Guidelines aim to stop sexualization of female athletes.
- •Holly Bradshaw comments on negative impact of previous coverage.
- •Implementation set for European Athletics Championships in August.
- •BBC partners with EBU in improving broadcast standards.
- 3:53 PMYahoo Sports — New camera guidelines for female athletics coverage
"New guidelines have been released advising broadcasters on how to use more respectful camera angles when covering live female athletics events.
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