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	NFL.com - NFL Insider (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		When Steve was 20, he helped Ed and a small crew from Blair Films (named after Steve's sister Blair) film the 1962 NFL Championship Game between the Packers and the Giants.
		Blair Films soon became NFL Films, and Steve and Ed were two of a total of eight employees at NFL Films' Philadelphia studio/offices in 1963.
		Today there are 305 people who call Steve Sabol boss, and the prosperous and much honored company (it has almost as many Emmys as employees) has just completed a yearlong move into its 200,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art facilities in Mt. Laurel, New Jersey.
	www.nfl.com /insider/story/5766347 (857 words)

	Steven Sabol - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Steven "Steve" Sabol is the president, and one of the founding members, of NFL Films.
		This company eventually grew into NFL Films with Sabol serving mainly as a cameraman in the 1960s and 70s.
		Sabol also played a part in founding the NFL Network.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Steven_Sabol (178 words)

	Glory Days
		Sabol was also pleased that NFL Challenge would allow him to match up great teams, in their prime, in fantasy games on a truly neutral site—a PC.
		Sabol knew that an exhaustive search would turn up appropriate film clips, and that a careful edit could bring those clops together to make it appear that two teams such as 1966 Packers and the 1984 49ers would actually be playing against each other, just as was possible on the computer.
		Sabol believed that what made the games seem even more realistic were the sideline close-up shots that revealed the reactions of players and coaches.
	www.atarimagazines.com /compute/issue117/p68_GLORYDAYS.php (2043 words)

	All Things Bill Belichick: Newsmaker of The Week: NFL Films President Steve Sabol
		STEVE SABOL, PRESIDENT, NFL FILMS: Al, I think the Super Bowl is big because it's a combination of the four horsemen of our cultural landscape, and that being violence, artistry, celebrity and noise.
		SABOL: Well, I think Belichick is devilishly clever in the way he devises his schemes, and also, Al, he is a very unique motivator.
		SABOL: I am going to rely on that famous football pundit, Gandalf, from "Lord of the Rings," and he said that all great quests are rarely fulfilled in the way they are imagined.
	www.allthingsbillbelichick.com /articles/2004/newsmakersabol.htm (1100 words)

	Monterey County Herald \| 11/22/2006 \| '83 L.A. Raiders among the Top 20 Greatest Super Bowl Champions
		Steve Sabol and his crew put together 40 one-hour documentaries, one for each Super Bowl champion, and a 53-man panel ranked the top 20.
		Sabol said he learned that trick from Irvin Kershner, director of such films as "The Empire Strikes Back," who told him: "The most dramatic thing in movies is the human face."
		Sabol conceded that the list itself is marketing-department concoction, a way of appealing to the sports' fans innate love of argument.
	www.montereyherald.com /mld/mcherald/sports/16073549.htm (816 words)

	Starkey: Stram's performance a classic - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
		NFL Films founder Ed Sabol had Stram miked, and even though Sabol didn't use the aforementioned line (you couldn't say "crap" in those days), he knew who to call when the Chiefs made it to the Super Bowl.
		Sabol figured Stram would eagerly consent when asked to wear a microphone again on Super Sunday.
		Steve Sabol worked the camera that day and says you'll notice times the picture shakes.
	www.pittsburghlive.com /x/tribune-review/sports/s_350561.html (556 words)

	Steve Sabol Bio - Steve Sabol Biography - Steve Sabol Stories (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Steve Sabol spent his life in a world of football and his father Ed's movie-making.
		Steve was in his first year at Colorado College when he received a letter from his dad: "I can see from your grades that all you've been doing is playing football and watching movies.
		Steve was largely a film cameraman, writer, and editor in the 1960s and 1970s.
	www.tv.com /steve-sabol/person/265025/biography.html (470 words)

	TCS Daily - From the Frozen Tundra of Mt. Laurel, NJ: NFL Films
		Steve Sabol, 61, is the president of NFL Films, taking over the role from his father, who founded the business, but is now semi-retired.
		Steve Sabol says, "I felt that in order to make our films memorable and different, the script was going to be decreased, which meant that the voice that was used to read the script would be even more important."
		In 1962, Ed Sabol was a 45-year-old clothing salesman and budding filmmaker who won a bid to shoot the highlight film of that year's NFL championship game.
	www.tcsdaily.com /article.aspx?id=013004A (1102 words)

	Cape May NJ State Film Festival News Release
		As president of the most honored filmmaker in sports, Steve Sabol continues to be the artistic vision behind the studio that revolutionized the way America watches football.
		Sabol also received the prestigious Pete Rozelle Award, which is presented each year to someone who has made an outstanding contribution to the National Football League and to professional football.
		Steve began his career in 1964 as a cinematographer working for his father and founder of NFL Films, Ed Sabol.
	www.njstatefilmfestival.com /releases/2005-stevesabol.htm (314 words)

	Steve Sabol - Moviefone
		Steve Sabol Information - TV.com offers all of the latest Steve Sabol news as well as exclusive Steve Sabol photos.
		The work of Ed and Steve Sabol is the gold standard of sports photography...
		Steve Sabol - Filmography, Biography, News, Photos, Birth date, Relationships, Steve Sabol Film Clips, and Fun Facts on Moviefone.
	movies.aol.com /celebrity/steve-sabol/177377/main (270 words)

	ESPN.com - Page2 - A tribute to a fallen hero
		"Steve is something, isn't he?" the man turned to ask me. He was referring to the show's narrator, the head of NFL Films, Steve Sabol.
		It turned out he didn't just think Steve Sabol was a genius, he actually worked for the guy.
		I told him that just last week, Ray was videotaping when a neighbor, some guy in his 40s, a guy who didn't like the noise or them coming close to his car or whatever, rushed out into the street with a rifle and shot Ray Huffman dead.
	espn.go.com /page2/s/wheeler/001206.html (811 words)

	NFL.com: TV & Radio - Lost Treasures of NFL Films: Vol. V (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Ed and Steve Sabol's revelations about NFL Films' innovative steps and techniques in audio wiring are woven together with vintage game footage.
		NFL Films founder Ed Sabol and NFL Films president Steve Sabol offer their revelations and insights along with recently discovered footage to tell the story of this unique time in the NFL which saw the passing of Vince Lombardi and the beginning of regular season play between the NFC and the AFC.
		Lost Treasures of NFL Films, Vol V features a tribute to Lombardi; rare Facenda gaffs; Steve Sabol reuniting with his former roommates, ex-Eagles Tim Rossovich and Gary Pettigrew; and interviews with players who are "lost treasures" in their own right.
	probowl.superbowl.com /tvradio/nflfilms/losttreasures5.html (471 words)

	President of NFL Films Steve Sabol calls for taking risks, love of the game - News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Sabol was in college in 1962 when his father decided to pursue football filmmaking on a professional level.
		For Sabol, the most valuable part of the job is jumping head-on into challenges and being prepared to make mistakes and be criticized.
		Smith said she was thrilled with Sabol's presentation because of how candid and compelling he was.
	media.www.emorywheel.com /media/storage/paper919/news/2002/04/23/News/President.Of.Nfl.Films.Steve.Sabol.Calls.For.Taking.Risks.Love.Of.The.Game-1643360.shtml?norewrite200612080128&sourcedomain=www.emorywheel.com (928 words)

	NFL Films president speaks to full house at Goizueta
		While the elder Sabol was responsible for getting the business off the ground, it was Steve who provided the artistic vision.
		As a 20-year-old college student, Steve ran one of the cameras at the 1962 championship between the New York Giants and Green Bay Packers.
		Sabol discussed several of NFL Films’ pioneering achievements, including the use of popular music to score the films, a reliance on a strong narration with minimal script for dramatic impact, and unique camerawork that seemed to lift viewers out of the stands and set them down on the field.
	www.emory.edu /EMORY_REPORT/erarchive/2002/April/erApril.29/4_29_02nflpres.html (479 words)

	How I Did It: Steve Sabol, President, NFL Films, How I Did It Article - Inc. Article
		Any Given Sunday Steve Sabol in the NFL Films vault, where more than 100 million feet of football film is stored.
		With his very first documentary, in 1965, Steve Sabol of NFL Films became the designated mythmaker of pro football.
		Ed is retired but Steve, 63, continues to march the company down the field.
	www.inc.com /magazine/20060201/qa-sabol.html (748 words)

	Ed Sabol - Moviefone
		His passion for his work is an echo of the company that Big Ed Sabol created...
		Ed Sabol is founder and president of NFL Films, Inc. Since 1964, his company has filmed every National Football League game.
		Ed Sabol is the founder (with his son Steve Sabol, among others) of NFL Films.
	movies.aol.com /celebrity/ed-sabol/363079/main (108 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on NFL Super Bowl Collection: San Francisco 49ers at Epinions.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Sabol tries to tell a story of the season in an hour and it feels like a lot is missed.
		In nearly every "Road To The Super Bowl" Sabol says how many miles of tape was used to shoot all the footage and it is just amazing how much footage is shot compared to what is actually used.
		The focus of the video was Steve Young breaking a record by throwing 6 touchdown passes and Jerry Rice making minced meat out of San Diego's secondary.
	www.epinions.com /content_220811005572 (1120 words)

	MISCMEDIA.COM: NFL Films
		Ed Sabol, a Philadelphia businessman with no pro filmmaking experience, sent in a blind bid to shoot the official filmed record of the 1962-63 NFL championship game.
		Ed's son Steve Sabol, who in college was both a football player and an art major, soon became the studio's creative czar.
		From the start, Steve Sabol established a house style that would sell the game and the league, albeit by using the filmmaker's art to bend the game's story.
	www.miscmedia.com /nfl.html (1035 words)

	NFL Films, Inc. , Father-Son Team Establishes Gold Standard For Sports Photography - CBS News
		The work of Ed and Steve Sabol is the gold standard of sports photography -- filmed highlights and features on pro football, shot each game, each week of each season, and seen across the country and in many parts of the world.
		Steve is in Tampa Bay for a game between the Bucs and The Colts — and he’s assembled his all-star cast.
		Shooting on the ground is Steve Andrich, cameraman and vice president: “We move a lot.
	www.cbsnews.com /stories/2004/01/26/60II/main595946.shtml (1692 words)

	ESPN.com: SPORTSNATION - Chat-10646(Insider)
		Sabol is the host of two specials on Satuday, Feb. 4 that are part of ESPN's Super Bowl at XL series: Hidden Images of the Super Bowl (5:30 p.m.
		NFL Films has changed the way football is viewed, thanks to the love that Sabol and his father, Ed, have for the sport.
		Buzzmaster: Steve Sabol from NFL Films will be by at the top of the hour to chat with you.
	proxy.espn.go.com /chat/chatESPN?event_id=10646 (247 words)

	Nfl's Greatest : Pro Football's Best Players, Teams, and Games by Steve Sabol (Foreword By), Phil Barber, John Fawaz - ...
		Steve Sabol (Foreword By), Phil Barber, John Fawaz
		Packed with hundreds of photographs of the most important teams, games, players, and events as determined by the officials of the Pro Football League Hall of Fame, this fascinating book is culled from more than 80 seasons of guts and glory on the gridiron.
		With a foreword by Steve Sabol and hundreds of action photographs, NFL's Greatest is a compelling look at the best of professional football.
	www.allbookstores.com /book/0789489015/Phil_Barber/Nfl's_Greatest.html (173 words)

	News-NFL Films Opens (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		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 1962, the NFL accepted Ed Sabol's $3,000 bid (double the price paid the previous year) to film the 1962 championship game between the New York Giants and Green Bay Packers.
		He later convinced former NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle that the NFL should have its own motion picture company to promote the league, and NFL Films was born.
	www.garrisonarch.com /n-NFLFilms100402.htm (895 words)

	UNTOLD TALES OF THE SUPER BOWL By KEVIN KERNAN - Sports - New York Post Online Edition
		Steve Sabol, 64, has seen it all and filmed most it since his father Ed, 90, started the company in 1962.
		When it comes to Super Bowls, Steve has been there every step of the way from Max McGee's Hangover Hero two-touchdown performance in Super Bowl I to the final Bus Stop last year in Detroit in Supe XL.
		Sabol will be there next Sunday at Dolphin Stadium as the Bears and Colts, two classic NFL franchises, meet in Super Bowl XLI.
	www.nypost.com /seven/01282007/sports/untold_tales_of_the_super_bowl_sports_kevin_kernan.htm (464 words)

	Who Will SMPTE Honor This Year? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Ed and Steve Sabol are the recipients of this year’s award.
		Steve Sabol is president of NFL Films and the artistic vision behind the studio.
		Building on the entrepreneurial spirit of his father and founder of NFL Films, Sabol was recently named the 2002 Sports Executive of the Year by Sporting News magazine.
	oceania.digitalmedianet.com /articles/viewarticle.jsp?id=28507 (1593 words)

	Digging Up Memories (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		"Our company slogan was we never throw anything out," said NFL Films president Steve Sabol, son of company founder Ed Sabol.
		In chronicling the 1970 Colts, Sabol was surprised to discover how much linebacker Mike Curtis disliked iconic quarterback Johnny Unitas.
		Two days before Jim O'Brien's kick edged the Cowboys 16-13 at the Orange Bowl, he told his Baltimore teammates he hoped the game wouldn't be decided by a field goal because he had little experience on artificial turf.
	sports.tbo.com /sports/MGB1STHRYUE.html (847 words)

	NJN - New Jersey Public Television and Radio
		Narrated by Access Hollywood’s Pat O’Brien, Tight on the Spiral documents the storyteller of the league through a series of exclusive interviews with Ed Sabol, the founding father of NFL FILMS, and Steve Sabol, the company’s driving force and on-camera presence.
		This special edition of Tight on the Spira includes NFL FILMS’ Silent Soldiers, which showcases the world’s elite corps of action cinematographers who for nearly 40 years have brought fans the visceral experience of an open-field tackle and the behind-the-scenes drama from the sideline to the locker room.
		Find out as NFL FILMS president Steve Sabol presides over a round-table discussion with the legendary and fearless cinematographers of NFL FILMS.
	www.njnsecure.com /njnvideo/tightspiral.html (250 words)

	Sabols to receive lifetime achievement award (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Ed and Steve Sabol of NFL Films will receive the lifetime achievement award at the Sports Emmy Awards Monday at the Marriott Marquis hotel in New York City.
		NFL Films, founded by the father and son team, has documented every move of the NFL since it began in 1962.
		Ed Sabol, 89, is retired and living in Arizona, but "still calls in for critiques every week," Steve said.
	www.bradyresidence.com /nflfilms.html (434 words)

	SABOL: Genealogy Queries (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		SABOL : I am looking for infoemation about Michael, George, Joseph and Steve Sabol.
		SABOL : GALYA : PASTERIK : PASTIRIK : PIRHALLA : Looking for sabol's from braddock pa who lived there in the 1950's descendants of michael and Anna Sabol they had the following children Michael Veronica Joseph Andrew John and Anna who died young ab...
		SABOL search results at Interment.net - Burial records and tombstone inscriptions from thousands of cemeteries across the world.
	www.cousinconnect.com /p/a/0/s/SABOL (265 words)

	Steve Sabol has nothing on my Super Bowl memories \| Classic Cola For The Soul (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		He went 0-for-6 before mercifully being relieved by Steve Grogan, a favorite of mine because he was the only quarterback who had a neck roll.
		In the first 4:55 of the game, Steve Young hit Jerry Rice for a 44-yard touchdown and Ricky Watters from 51 yards out, prompting Dan Dierdorf to say he was in favor of rewinding to the start of the game and starting over.
		My friend Steve asked if Kevin Dyson was related to Michael Jackson, the former Browns receiver who inexplicably changed his named to Michael Dyson for one game before going back to Michael Jackson.
	www.classiccolaforthesoul.com /superbowl-memories (8130 words)

	SteveTV: Steve Sabol's Site for His Cartoons, Web Sites, and Print Stuff (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		SteveTV: Steve Sabol's Site for His Cartoons, Web Sites, and Print Stuff
		Steve did the design and production on this Internet site for the Akron Plastic Surgeons.
		This was the first site that Steve started experimenting with dynamically generating forms using a code snippet by eyemg programmer Keith Jackson called showForm.pl. showForm.pl was later integrated into eyemg.Control and was eventually replaced by the more feature-rich SouperMail open-source code.
	www.stevetv.com /web/aps (84 words)

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