Deadline for entries extended to 10 September 2021
The final deadline for entries to the inaugural Broadcast Sport Awards 2021 has been extended to Friday 10 September.
This gives sports companies a final chance to enter the 18 categories of the Broadcast Sport Awards 2021, which shine the spotlight on the sports production and sports broadcast industry.
It’s Broadcast’s fourth set of prestigious television industry awards, and will be a showcase event for the sports production and sports broadcast community.
The winners will be revealed on 3 November 2021 at a gala awards dinner at the luxurious surroundings of the Ballroom at the JW Marriott Grosvenor House Hotel on Park Lane, London.
To give you a little assistance with your entries, click on the box below, which provides 5 top tips for maximising your chances of going home with an award.
The Broadcast Sport Awards 2021 offers a unique opportunity for the industry to showcase and celebrate the best in sports content across TV and digital platforms.
The 18 categories cover everything from sports documentaries and live sport production, the pundits and presenters, to social media content, advertising and marketing campaigns.
Enter the Broadcast Sport Awards to join the biggest names in sports talent – from the presenters and pundits, sports clubs and federations, to the leading lights in sports production, sports documentary makers and the heads of sports broadcasters and sports OTT/D2C platforms – in honouring the incredible work that’s gone into bringing truly exceptional sports coverage to our screens over the last year.
It will be a night of excellent food, drink and company, in the luxurious surroundings of the Grovesnor House Hotel. It will also be one of the first opportunities in a long, long time for the UK’s sports industry to get together and network in person. We look forward to seeing you there and, if you’re entering the awards, wish you the best of luck with your entry. See you on 3 November.
The Broadcast Sport Awards 2021 honour the most creative and inspiring examples of sports production, sports broadcast and digital sports content of the last year.
The Awards also highlight the outstanding people working both in-front-of and behind the camera. The full list of categories is below.
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This award recognises a sports content business that, over the last 12 months, has truly excelled in a particular area of sports production.
This award will go to the outstanding single show or series that was produced under lockdown conditions.
The best factual sports television series of the year.
The best factual sports television and/or theatrical release of the year.
A sports marketing project that has excelled at maximising reach and engagement.
The year’s most outstanding televised esports event.
The sports entertainment programme that has made the biggest impact over the year.
This award is for a project that puts fans at the centre of the action like never before.
The most outstanding sports advert of the year.
This award honours the production team behind the year’s best, most inventive sports event coverage.
The best post-production work for a sports project.
Celebrating the best use of graphics to enhance the fan experience for a live production.
This honours the sports pundit consistently offering the best, most enlightened insight and opinion
The YouTube channel producing the most creative and engaging sports content.
This category rewards sports clubs/federations that have produced unique and compelling content for their fan base.
This award recognises sports presenting excellence.
This award recognises the most iconic televised sporting moment of the last 12 months.
This will go to a long-standing, prominent figure in the sports content industry who’s made a huge impact either behind-the-scenes or in front of the camera.
ENTER NOW: To find out more about the event and each of the categories, and to enter the Broadcast Sport Awards 2021, visit the Awards website at http://broadcastsportawards.co.uk/
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