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Euro 2020 Transmission competitions set by BBC and ITV

Subsequent UEFA EURO 2020 draw in Bucharest, the BBC and ITV have set which broadcaster will display their chosen matches from next summer��s contest. Euro 2020 fans can book England Vs Croatia Tickets on our website on exclusively discounted prices.

Euro 2020 will be held across 12 countries to celebrate 60 years of European Championship competition. The BBC will telecast England’s inaugural group match, a must-see rematch against Croatia on Sunday, June 14, who beat Gareth Southgate’s team in the 2018 World Cup semi-final.

Wales’ first 2 group matches in contradiction of Switzerland and Turkey are live on the BBC as Ryan Giggs’ squad purposes to re-form the heroics of 2016 when they touched the semi-finals. Should both teams progress through their groups, the BBC will show their knockout games in both the Round of 16 and quarter-finals, the BBC has the first choice in both rounds.

The BBC will also be showing the opening game of the tournament in Rome as Italy face Turkey on Friday, June 12 followed by coverage of some of the biggest teams in Europe, counting present holders Portugal, World champs France, Germany, Belgium, and the Netherlands.

Scotland’s inaugural game and Northern Ireland’s 2nd group game will also be live on the BBC if they succeed. Euro 2020 fans can book England Vs Czech Republic Tickets on our website on exclusively discounted prices.

Philip Bernie, BBC Chairman of TV Sport, supposed: “This is a strong selection of games for the BBC, that takes in England and Wales’ opening fixtures, and the first two knock-out games that both these home countries would play. Away from the home nations, we’re delighted to be able to show viewers key games for some of the giants of European football. The BBC will once again be committed to delivering a 24/7 service to our audiences across TV, radio and online ensuring every key moment is unmissable.”

ITV will display England’s last 2 group matches, Wales’ final matches of Group A Euro Cup against Italy and have the 1st pick of the Euro Cup Semi-Finals. Together the BBC and ITV will display the Euro Cup Final.

Niall Sloane, ITV Director of Sport, said: “ITV will be bringing to viewers comprehensive live coverage of some of the biggest matches in what promises to be a special tournament. Euro 2020 looks set to dominate next summer with so many matches being played in Britain and Ireland and the involvement of England, Wales and hopefully more home nations. Our team is looking forward to offering viewers all the action and expert insight across TV, online and social media to make the most of what promises to be a memorable tournament.”

Friday 12 June 2020

Turkey v Italy (8:00 pm): Olimpico in Rome - BBC

Saturday 13 June 2020

Wales v Switzerland (2:00 pm): Baku Olympic Stadium - BBC

Denmark v Finland on 5:00pm at Parken Stadium, Copenhagen - BBC

Belgium v Russia (8:00 pm): St Petersburg Stadium - ITV

Sunday 14 June 2020

England v Croatia (2:00pm): Wembley Stadium - BBC

Austria v Play-Off Winner D or A* (5:00 pm): National Arena Bucharest - ITV

Netherlands v Ukraine (8:00 pm): Johan Cruijff Arena, Amsterdam - ITV

Monday 15 June 2020

Play-Off Winner C* v Czech Republic (2:00pm): Hampden Park, Glasgow - BBC

Poland v Play-Off Winner B* (5:00 pm): Dublin Arena - ITV

Spain v Sweden (8:00 pm): San Mames Stadium, Bilbao - BBC

Tuesday 16 June 2020

Play-Off Winner A or D* v Portugal (5:00 pm): Puskas Arena, Budapest - ITV

France v Germany (8:00 pm): Football Arena Munich - ITV

Wednesday 17 June 2020

Finland v Russia (2:00pm): St Petersburg Stadium - BBC

Turkey v Wales (5:00 pm): Baku Olympic Stadium - BBC

Italy v Switzerland (8:00 pm): Olimpico in Rome - ITV

Thursday 18 June 2020

Ukraine v Play-Off Winner D or A* (2:00 pm): National Arena Bucharest - ITV

Denmark v Belgium (5:00pm): Parken Stadium, Copenhagen - ITV

Netherlands v Austria (8:00 pm): Johan Cruijff Arena, Amsterdam - BBC

Friday 19 June 2020

Sweden v Play-Off Winner B* (2:00pm): Dublin Arena - BBC

Croatia v Czech Republic (5:00pm): Hampden Park, Glasgow - BBC

England v Play-Off Winner C* (8:00 pm): Wembley Stadium - ITV

Saturday 20 June 2020

Play-Off Winner A or D* v France (2:00 pm): Puskas Arena, Budapest - BBC

Portugal v Germany (5:00 pm): Football Arena Munich - ITV

Spain v Poland (8:00 pm): San Mames Stadium, Bilbao - BBC

Sunday 21 June 2020

Italy v Wales (5:00 pm): Olimpico in Rome - ITV

Switzerland v Turkey (5:00 pm): Baku Olympic Stadium - ITV

Monday 22 June 2020

Play-Off Winner D or A* v Netherlands (5:00 pm): Johan Cruijff Arena, Amsterdam - ITV 

Ukraine v Austria (5:00pm): National Arena Bucharest - ITV

Russia v Denmark (8:00pm): Parken Stadium, Copenhagen - BBC

Finland v Belgium (8:00pm): St Petersburg Stadium - BBC

Tuesday 23 June 2020

Czech Republic v England (8:00pm): Wembley Stadium - ITV

Croatia v Play-Off Winner C* (8:00pm): Hampden Park, Glasgow - ITV

Wednesday 24 June 2020

Play-Off Winner B* v Spain (5:00 pm): San Mames Stadium, Bilbao - ITV

Sweden v Poland (5:00 pm): Dublin Arena - ITV

Germany v Play-Off Winner A or D* (8:00 pm): Football Arena Munich - BBC

Portugal v France (8:00 pm): Puskas Arena, Budapest - BBC

Euro 2020 Play-Offs Path A: Iceland, Romania, Bulgaria or Hungary Path B: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Northern Ireland, Slovakia or Republic of Ireland Path C: Scotland, Israel, Norway or Serbia Path D: Georgia, Belarus, North Macedonia or Kosovo

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Light Motif from Frédéric Bonpapa on Vimeo.

Prix Ars Electronica 2014, Honorary Mention. Special Mention and Tele5 Special Award at Stuttgart Festival of Animated Film 2015. Awarded at Multivision 2014 for "The Best Music Interpretation". Special Distinction at Animanima 2015. Special Mention at Athens Animfest 2015. 2nd place on East-West Art Award Competition 2015. Official Selection at Siggraph Asia, Clermont-Ferrand, Aspen Shortsfest, Ann Arbor, Oberhausen, Anima Mundi, Encounters, Giffoni, European Film Festival of Lille, Vienna Independent Shorts, Future Film Festival, Animatou, Message to Man, Motion+, Giraf, Future Shorts, Videoformes, ArtFutura, Fest Anca Slovakia, OFF Odense, Anim'est Bucharest, Milwaukee Film Festival, Anilogue, Tehran Short Film Festival, Short Shorts Tokyo, BAMkids Film Festival, Children’s Film Festival Seattle, Nice Short Film Festival, Lahore International Childrens Film Festival, Traverse City Film Festival, Interfilm Berlin... Screened at TED Talks, Roy and Edna Disney / CalArts Theater, Mercedes-Benz Museum, CCCB Barcelona, Brooklyn Academy of Music, Erarta Museum, MAMAC of Nice, Bangkok Art and Culture Centre, ICFFI Hyderabad, Transnumeriques, Tampere Film Festival, Anima Brussels, Holland Animation Film Festival, Kuryokhin Center for Modern Art, Fantasia Film Festival... Featured on The CreatorsProject, STASH Magazine, CreativeReview, FACT Magazine, Fubiz, Design Indaba, Journal du Design, Artribune...

Light Motif is conceived as a synaesthetic experience based on a visual transposition of Music for 18 Musicians – Section II, by the American composer Steve Reich. The ambition of the film is to cinematically capture the extraordinary life force that animates this essential work of contemporary music by offering a truly hypnotic experience where music can be “seen”. The inspiration for the project stems from the relationship between music and the visual arts, illustrated by artists such as Wassily Kandinsky, Oskar Fischinger, Norman McLaren or John Whitney. These works try to establish precise connections between sounds, shapes, colors and movements, to visually translate the concepts of rhythm, melody, harmony, pitch, timbre and intensity. Light Motif proposes applying the construction principles of Steve Reich’s compositions to visual language. Rigorously architected, his compositions are based on the repetition of short melodic patterns subjected to the gradual processes of dephasing, lengthening pattern, rhythmic saturation and tonal changes. The result of these subtle variations in the repetitions is a sound texture in constant transformation. The listener passes progressively from a polyphonic perception to a global perception, from the perception of a discontinuous sound phenomenon to a continuous one. In Light Motif it is this perceptual phenomenon that is transcribed into images. Procedural generation techniques are used to transpose the motifs and compositional processes into a semi-abstract visual form made of colored lights and geometric shapes. Light Motif explores the possibilities of synergy between music and image through a subjective experience that can speak directly to the subconscious of the viewer.

Producer / Director / Editor / CG Supervisor: Frédéric Bonpapa Music: Steve Reich - Music for 18 Musicians, Section II. Performed by Steve Reich and Musicians. Used by permission of Boosey & Hawkes UK Ltd. Character Modeler: Eric Prebende Character TD: Frédéric Bonpapa Character Animators: Barthélémy Boirot, Frédéric Bonpapa, Mathilde Fabry, Romain Pamart FX Animators: Olivier Barré, Frédéric Bonpapa, Jon Uriarte. Shading / Lighting TD: Frédéric Bonpapa Compositors: Frédéric Bonpapa, Jon Uriarte

© 2014 Frédéric Bonpapa

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Light Motif from Frédéric Bonpapa on Vimeo.

Prix Ars Electronica 2014, Honorary Mention. Special Mention and Tele5 Special Award at Stuttgart Festival of Animated Film 2015. Awarded at Multivision 2014 for "The Best Music Interpretation". Special Distinction at Animanima 2015. Special Mention at Athens Animfest 2015. 2nd place on East-West Art Award Competition 2015. Official Selection at Siggraph Asia, Clermont-Ferrand, Aspen Shortsfest, Ann Arbor, Oberhausen, Anima Mundi, Encounters, Giffoni, European Film Festival of Lille, Vienna Independent Shorts, Future Film Festival, Animatou, Message to Man, Motion+, Giraf, Future Shorts, Videoformes, ArtFutura, Fest Anca Slovakia, OFF Odense, Anim'est Bucharest, Milwaukee Film Festival, Anilogue, Tehran Short Film Festival, Short Shorts Tokyo, BAMkids Film Festival, Children’s Film Festival Seattle, Nice Short Film Festival, Lahore International Childrens Film Festival, Traverse City Film Festival, Interfilm Berlin... Screened at TED Talks, Roy and Edna Disney / CalArts Theater, Mercedes-Benz Museum, CCCB Barcelona, Brooklyn Academy of Music, Erarta Museum, MAMAC of Nice, Bangkok Art and Culture Centre, ICFFI Hyderabad, Transnumeriques, Tampere Film Festival, Anima Brussels, Holland Animation Film Festival, Kuryokhin Center for Modern Art, Fantasia Film Festival... Featured on The CreatorsProject, STASH Magazine, CreativeReview, FACT Magazine, Fubiz, Design Indaba, Journal du Design, Artribune...

Light Motif is conceived as a synaesthetic experience based on a visual transposition of Music for 18 Musicians – Section II, by the American composer Steve Reich. The ambition of the film is to cinematically capture the extraordinary life force that animates this essential work of contemporary music by offering a truly hypnotic experience where music can be “seen”. The inspiration for the project stems from the relationship between music and the visual arts, illustrated by artists such as Wassily Kandinsky, Oskar Fischinger, Norman McLaren or John Whitney. These works try to establish precise connections between sounds, shapes, colors and movements, to visually translate the concepts of rhythm, melody, harmony, pitch, timbre and intensity. Light Motif proposes applying the construction principles of Steve Reich’s compositions to visual language. Rigorously architected, his compositions are based on the repetition of short melodic patterns subjected to the gradual processes of dephasing, lengthening pattern, rhythmic saturation and tonal changes. The result of these subtle variations in the repetitions is a sound texture in constant transformation. The listener passes progressively from a polyphonic perception to a global perception, from the perception of a discontinuous sound phenomenon to a continuous one. In Light Motif it is this perceptual phenomenon that is transcribed into images. Procedural generation techniques are used to transpose the motifs and compositional processes into a semi-abstract visual form made of colored lights and geometric shapes. Light Motif explores the possibilities of synergy between music and image through a subjective experience that can speak directly to the subconscious of the viewer.

Producer / Director / Editor / CG Supervisor: Frédéric Bonpapa Music: Steve Reich - Music for 18 Musicians, Section II. Performed by Steve Reich and Musicians. Used by permission of Boosey & Hawkes UK Ltd. Character Modeler: Eric Prebende Character TD: Frédéric Bonpapa Character Animators: Barthélémy Boirot, Frédéric Bonpapa, Mathilde Fabry, Romain Pamart FX Animators: Olivier Barré, Frédéric Bonpapa, Jon Uriarte. Shading / Lighting TD: Frédéric Bonpapa Compositors: Frédéric Bonpapa, Jon Uriarte

© 2014 Frédéric Bonpapa