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	NFL Films [IP Telephony Solution] - Cisco Systems
		NFL Films maintains two communications entry points from Verizon—one to each building—so that if one facility fails all data is automatically routed to the other connection.
		NFL Films also estimates that had it gone with a traditional phone system, the company would have needed to hire additional telecommunications personnel to handle the continual adds, moves, and changes required with a traditional PBX system.
		NFL Films also no longer has to rent phones from a local company for the duration of their stay or pay the local phone distributor to bring in approximately 100 analog lines.
	www.cisco.com /en/US/netsol/ns340/ns394/ns165/ns268/networking_solutions_customer_profile09186a00801417a7.html (1844 words)

	NFL Films - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		NFL Films also uses only local radio calls of key plays, not the television broadcast.
		Also, NFL Films' game highlights are a staple of HBO's Inside the NFL.
		Although NFL Films earns more than $50 million in revenue a year and is expanding at a double digit rate, compared to the $18 billion in revenue that the NFL earns from television alone, most consider this to be minor.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/NFL_Films (489 words)

	NFL Films
		I had been contacted by NFL Films and they set up a time to travel to the south to see what WFL “lost treasures” they could find.
		The interviews were filmed in Legion Field’s boardroom and conducted by NFL Films producer Dave Petrelius.
		Afterwards the NFL Films crew loaded up and headed for Carlisle’s BBQ to interview Ron Slovensky, the former Vulcans kicker, former assistant ticket manager Bob Lochamy, and Joe Fuller, the president of the Americans and Vulcans Booster club.
	www.wfl1974.com /nfl_films.htm (543 words)

	News-NFL Films Opens
		NFL Films, a division of the National Football League, known for its innovative camera techniques and distinctive music, was founded in 1962 by Sabol's father, Ed Sabol, as Blair Motion Pictures.
		In addition, NFL Films needed to upgrade its production equipment and capabilities to ensure it was in compliance with Federal Communication Commission mandates regarding the pending transformation to high-definition digital television.
		To oversee the project's development, NFL Films turned to The Staubach Co., which was founded and is led by former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Roger Staubach.
	www.garrisonarch.com /n-NFLFilms100402.html (895 words)

	NFL Films Career Highlights (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Elway, the NFL's all-time winningest starting quarterback (148-82-1;.643), was voted to a franchise-record nine Pro Bowl appearances (1986 season, '87, '89, '91, '93, '94, '96, '97 and '98), tied for the most ever by a quarterback (Marino, Moon), and as a starter six times ('87, '89, '93, '96, '97 and '98).
		It was the 10th time in his 13-year NFL career that he had topped the 3,000-yard mark, joining him with Dan Marino (11) as the only quarterbacks in NFL history to accomplish that feat 10 or more times.
		Elway was named the NFL's Most Valuable Player (AP) and the AFC's starting quarterback in the Pro Bowl after turning in a tremendous season in 1987, a year in which he became the first AFC signal-caller since Terry Bradshaw (1978-79) to lead his team to consecutive conference crowns.
	www.cbcag.edu /faculty/jvigil/Elway.htm (3458 words)

	Football not the only game for NFL Films - Boston.com
		For 20 years, NFL Films has ventured into other areas, from filming rock videos to producing educational films about math.
		NFL Films was born in 1962, when Philadelphian Ed Sabol, a hobbyist who filmed his son's high school games, offered the league $3,000 for the rights to film the championship game between the New York Giants and the Green Bay Packers.
		When NFL Films opened its previous building in 1985, there was not enough football filmmaking to last the whole year -- a situation, of course, that has changed in the last two decades as the sport has become a year-round obsession for its growing legions of fans.
	www.boston.com /ae/tv/articles/2007/01/28/football_not_the_only_game_for_nfl_films (1001 words)

	Masterpiece of NFL theater - The Boston Globe
		NFL Films has done as much as any single entity to create the mythology of pro football, helping transform the game from a sport into an art form for some and a religion for others.
		With a deft blending of unrivaled cinematography with music, emotion, and revealing interviews, NFL Films has become the mythmaker of pro football, and its latest project may be its greatest work.
		The NFL Network originally considered commissioning NFL Films to produce a signature series like ESPN's "SportsCentury," in which it would count down the game's greatest players, but Sabol pointed out that football is not about the individual.
	www.boston.com /sports/football/articles/2006/11/26/masterpiece_of_nfl_theater (2344 words)

	Orchestral strains have accompanied NFL Films highlights for decades (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		NFL Films' music isn't Beethovenian in scope or artistry -- most must be under four minutes long.
		Much of the impact of NFL music stems more from the glories of a full orchestra than from the actual compositions, which after all are quite short.
		Film scores contain less orchestral music these days and even the best pop and rock can't compete with the expansive sonic splendor of a full orchestra.
	www.post-gazette.com /pg/05015/442571.stm (1358 words)

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		She is also a teacher at Beacon High School in Beacon, N.Y., and the soldier West Point helped NFL Films connect with during a video teleconferencing session at the academy.
		"NFL Films had interviewed her in Afghanistan (as in the photo) and wanted to do a video teleconference between her and her students in Beacon, and film it from this area," said USMA Public Information Chief, Maj. Kent Cassella.
		As a special treat, NFL Films had Pilat’s father flown in from Florida to surprise her during the VTC.
	www.usma.army.mil /publicaffairs/PV/020913/nfl.htm (685 words)

	News & Notes - Fork Union Military Academy
		NFL Films, the winner of more television Emmy Awards than any other sports broadcaster, will soon be focusing their cameras on Fork Union Military Academy, the high school that has produced more NFL football players than any other prep school in the nation.
		Jackson and his crew members from NFL Films are expected to arrive on campus beginning Wednesday, October 18th and work through the Academy's first full dress parade on Saturday, October 21st, filming scenes of cadet life and education and recording interviews with current students, staff, and notable NFL alumni including Eddie George and Don Majkowski.
		All of FUMA's NFL alumni with whom the school has contact are being invited to return for this game and to participate in special halftime ceremonies.
	www.forkunion.com /news/archives/2006/10/nfl_films_to_fo.html (398 words)

	EI > DVD > NFL Films Super Bowl Collection: Super Bowls XI-XX (2004)
		Ken Stabler is a 2001 NFL Films presentation ladies man of a QB who took the Raiders to the championship that features interviews with John Madden and a few Raiders players.
		Staubach/Morton is a 1995 NFL Films presentation that follows these QB combatants from the 1977 training camp through the rest of the season, with interviews with Tom Landry and both quarterbacks.
		The Killer B’s Defense is a 1998 NFL Films presentation focusing on the swarming 80s which was made up of relative no names, most of which started with a B. Howie Long is a nice look at the defensive beast who turned into a Hollywood star and sports announcer.
	www.einsiders.com /reviews/dvd/show_dvd.php?review_dvd=198 (1759 words)

	Jun. 17, 2004 - Jaguars News: Films makes it first-rate
		Tuckett is one of NFL Films' legendary camermen.
		These days, he is also one of NFL Films' execs and Tuckett will serve as the director and producer of this summer's TV documentary about Jaguars training camp.
		When Tuckett and NFL Films did “Hard Knocks” in the summer of 2001, starring the Super Bowl-champion Baltimore Ravens, Jack Del Rio was a Ravens assistant coach and one of the stars of the show.
	www.jaguars.com /Story/3677.asp (908 words)

	NFL Films ranks 40 Super Bowl winners
		NFL Films hopes to answer those questions with America's Game: The Super Bowl Champions, the most ambitious project the company has ever put together.
		In the past two years, NFL Films researched the league's 40 Super Bowl winners and profiled each in 60-minute documentaries.
		NFL Films told each Super Bowl victory through the eyes of three players or coaches.
	www.azcentral.com /sports/cardinals/articles/1121americasgame1122.html (350 words)

	ESPN.com - NFL - Son of NFL announcer files suit against league, NFL Films
		PHILADELPHIA -- The son of the man whose voice is synonymous with NFL Films has filed a lawsuit against the NFL in which he claims his father's voice was misused in promoting a video game.
		The deep baritone voice of legendary announcer John Facenda was part of NFL Network program titled "The Making of Madden 2006," last year, violating an agreement with the league, according to the lawsuit.
		Facenda, who died in 1984, was a prominent Philadelphia TV anchorman whose deep tone was dubbed the "voice of God." He was the voice of NFL Films for two decades.
	sports.espn.go.com /nfl/news/story?id=2525290 (484 words)

	This Is NFL Films ED SABOL AND HIS SON STEVE WANTED TO MAKE FOOTBALL MOVIES. IN THE PROCESS THEY BUILT A COMPANY, ...
		NFL Films' artistry wasn't lost on the TV networks that aired live sports events either, and they rushed to copy what they could.
		And it was Arledge's use of NFL Films highlights at halftime instead of marching bands that cemented NFL Films' reputation and standing in the league.
		NFL Films has developed a culture of innovation, and Steve Sabol, 59, is the man responsible for that.
	money.cnn.com /magazines/fsb/fsb_archive/2002/09/01/329019/index.htm (2936 words)

	NFL Films Composers Score at BMI Luncheon
		NFL Films composers Sam Spence, Tom Hedden and Dave Robidoux, and publisher Cherry River were welcomed to the BMI family at a luncheon held recently in the New York office.
		NFL Films Presents, a weekly series started in 1967, is the longest-running syndicated sports series in history.
		Autumn Thunder: 40 Years of NFL Films Music, released in September 2004, is a box set of original scores from Spence, Hedden and Robidoux containing 10 CDs, 192 tracks, a pigskin cover and an 80-page color booklet describing the history of NFL Films and its music.
	www.bmi.com /news/200503/20050304c.asp (412 words)

	NFL Films (1966-76)
		NFL Films #2 (1967-68)- Includes "The Fast And The Furious", "Young Guns", "The Ice Bowl", "Bart Starr", "Oakland Raiders Front Four" and Super Bowl II Highlights (Packers/Raiders).
		NFL Films #6 (1971-72) - Includes "Year Of Defense", "The Offense Adjusts", "In The Zone", "Duane Thomas", "Bob Lilly" and Super Bowl VI Highlights (Cowboys/Dolphins).
		NFL Films #10 (1975-76) - Includes "New Places And Faces", "On A Wing And A Prayer", "A Cut Above", "Jack Lambert", "Roger Staubach" and Super Bowl X Highlights (Steelers/Cowboys).
	jonesdvds.com /_wsn/page12.html (280 words)

	History of NFL Films (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		For over Thirty Years, NFL FILMS has been roving the sidelines, capturing all the hits, the misses, the goofs and gaffs, the heartbreaks and the highs of the National Football League.
		Visit with NFL FILMS founder Ed Sabol who parlayed his hobby of photographing his son Steve's midget football league games into the filmmaking giant that documents every single bone-jarring play of every NFL regular and post-season game.
		NFL and Super Bowl are registered trademarks of the National Football League.
	www.decadeofchampions.com /history_of_nfl_films.html (399 words)

	NFL Network - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		NFL Network is an American specialty channel owned and operated by the National Football League (NFL) and is also shown in Canada.
		NFL Network currently broadcasts all 30 regular season games of NFL Europe from March through May. The network also televises the World Bowl, the league's championship game.
		NFL Network is also available on most major service providers in Canada, including Bell ExpressVu, StarChoice, Rogers Cable, Shaw Communications, and Cogeco.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/NFL_Network (869 words)

	Paragraph - NFL Films Branding
		NFL Films recently christened a 200,000 square-foot, technologically advanced film and video facility.
		And even though the facility has the latest technology available, the campaign's messaging also demonstrates the artistic prowess, experience, and knowledge of NFL Films' people.
		Now, those "in the know" will know that NFL Films has what it takes to combine the science of filmmaking with the art of storytelling...
	www.paragraphinc.com /work/nfl_branding.htm (149 words)

	MISCMEDIA.COM: NFL Films
		In schools, at church teen retreats, on the lonely late-afternoon weekend TV slots now occupied by infomercials, NFL Films' half-hour reels of grainy 16mm film were ubiquitous, with their pompous narration and brassy music scores.
		A typical segment of a film might cut from overhead shots to field shots to cutaways of anxious fans to wired-for-sound coaches' exhortations to reverse-angle replays to super slo-mo shots made with a mammoth 600-mm telephoto lens to tackle shots pumped up with highly exaggerated sound effects.
		Today's NFL Films is a 200-employee outfit in its own office complex behind a New Jersey shopping mall, with its own film labs, editing suites, soundstages, and vaults (Sabol claims the only human event more thoroughly documented on film than NFL football is World War II).
	www.miscmedia.com /nfl.html (1035 words)

	NFL Films: DVD Review
		The crew at NFL Films has jumped on the boat as well, grabbing some of their lost footage from their successful Lost Treasures of NFL Films and putting it together with the classic music and photography that has made the NFL Films (based in South Jersey) acclaimed for years.
		Steve Sabol host the film as he does all NFL Films’ specials and brings you all the beautiful shots and the shots that didn’t make the cut for a variety of reasons.
		This film takes you through the beginning of NFL Films in the early 60’s, when the league was struggling to survive, through the merger with the American Football League in 1970, giving you facts, first person stories and pictures that will help you appreciate the league’s and NFL Films rise to prominence.
	www.geoclan.com /arts/dvd/nflfilms.htm (337 words)

	Semi-tough: with its giant new post facility open, NFL Films is geared up to reach more clients beyond the football ...
		The NFL was also in the midst of negotiating new TV contracts that would dramatically increase NFL Films' workload.
		And NFL Films has also realized what some large Hollywood studios already have: that smaller corporate and commercial jobs help their creative talent fine tune their skills at a faster pace and let their technical personnel use the tools with more agility.
		For the NFL and in conjunction with the Department of Defense, NFL Films told the stories of military personnel serving in Afghanistan.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0HNN/is_1_18/ai_97737073 (787 words)

	NFL Films brings VoIP to the Super Bowl - Network World
		Each year, NFL Films - which produces several NFL shows and films the Super Bowl - sets up a "mini trailer park" of 20 mobile production offices at the big game.
		NFL Films uses Cisco IP phone gear in its headquarters in Mount Laurel, N.J., that supports about 400 employees.
		NFL Films had planned its August 2001 move into a larger facility with improved video facilities and a new, digital editing and storage system since 1999.While planning for the move, Franza tested new iterations of Cisco's equipment, whose features and reliability have evolved and improved since it first came on the market, he says.
	www.networkworld.com /news/2003/0127nflfilms.html (817 words)

	NFL Films (1976-86)
		NFL Films #11 (1976-77) - Includes "Around The NFL", "Down To The Wire", "Playoff Push", "Raider Mystique", "Ken Stabler" and Super Bowl XI Highlights (Raiders/Vikings).
		NFL Films #15 (1980-81) - Includes "One Wild Season", "Race For The Ring", "Superdome Showdown", "Jim Plunkett", "Wilbert Montgomery" and Super Bowl XV Highlights (Raiders/Eagles).
		NFL Films #19 (1984-85) - Includes "Storybook Year", "A Lonely Job", "The Title Shot", "The 49er Family", "Dan Marino' and Super Bowl XIX Highlights (49ers/Dolphins).
	jonesdvds.com /_wsn/page13.html (238 words)

	NFL Films giving football new life \| Chron.com - Houston Chronicle (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Steve Sabol, president of NFL Films, is dabbling in technology old and new as he prepares for his family's 45th season associated with the NFL.
		NFL Films has stored all its film from the present season dating back to 1988 in a digital file system that could result, within a year, in video-on-demand services where fans can view on computer game films from the past 17 seasons.
		As NFL Network expands, it will rely less on the backlog of older NFL Films programs that have carried the network for the first three years.
	www.chron.com /disp/story.mpl/sports/4203139.html (834 words)

	KODAK: Steve Andrich To Share NFL Films Stories at Kodak Booth
		Steve Andrich, vice president of cinematography at NFL Films, will present compelling evidence about the power of 16 mm film on HDTV screens at the Kodak booth at NAB.
		NFL Films operates a 200,000-square foot facility in New York, housing state-of-the-art television and motion picture studios.
		The NFL Films archive is the largest sports film library in the world with over 100 million feet of 16 mm film.
	www.kodak.com /US/en/motion/news/nflFilms.shtml (195 words)

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