The European Broadcasting Union has developed new rules to avoid “sexualizing” female athletes by restricting how they can be shown on TV via certain camera angles and slow-motion replays.
The new guidelines warn against “lingering” shots of female bodies, and moves to outlaw “revealing” camera angles, as well as banning slow-motion replays that offer no technical or storytelling value, according to a report.
“The sexualization of women athletes through selective camera angles and editing choices continues to be a significant concern across many sports broadcasts,” Glen Killane, Executive Director of EBU Sports, said in a press release.
“Lingeri…
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