Great technical deployment for a mediocre realocre of ORF in Eurovision

Austrian public television used a total of 26 cameras, including two spider and two robotics about Traveling, in a realization that was not the right.

The representative of Sweden, Måns Zelmerlöw, won this Saturday with the victory at the 60th Eurovision Festival 2015 held at the Wiener Stadhalle in Vienna (Austria).

Sixth occasion that the festival wins. On this occasion in the hand of Zelmerlöw, one of the great favorites throughout the week, with the song Heroes. Zelmerlöw has defeated with a staging in which he interacted with some cartoons projected on the stage of the stage background, a game of images and perspectives that have resulted in an original scenery that has captivated the audience and the jury of all of Europe.

In a close vote face to face between Sweden and Russia, finally the Russian Poina Gagarina, ended second, while the Italinos of Il Volo finished third.

Australia, who for the first time participated in the festival as a guest country, managed to increase a fifth place.

The Spanish representative, Edurne, failed to move from 15 points and ending in 21st position.

The "red lantern" went to Austria with 0 points. A red lantern that could also be granted to the mediocre realization that the orf was carried out as host BroadCaster of this year's edition.

The ceremony promised in the beginning with the performance of the Philharmonic Orchestra and the choir of the Cantor Children of Vienna. A spectacular kinetic sculpture with 650 balls suspended on the roof of the enclosure and motorized by means of a DMX control system dazzled due to its effects of light and movement. The monitoring of the Danish company Wahlberg, online which was already used in the edition of the festival that was held in Oslo in 2010, was only used incomprehensibly for just a few minutes at the beginning of the ceremony.

From that moment on, an impressive LED screen (7.5 mm) of 30 × 9 served as a backdrop for a stage that simulated a large eye or bridge, as looked at, built with a tubular structure with 1,288 LEDs.

The stage of the stage was covered by a screen with 450 LED modules (10 mm.) That allowed the capture of images from the cameras even at very flush shot. Throughout the enclosure, the organization also deployed a dozen screens with DLP projectors from which the more than 10,500 that witnessed the festival all the details.

For the realization, the ORF used a total of 26 cameras, including two spider and two robotics, about Traveling.

However, despite the great technical launch, the realization of the ORF left a lot to be desired for both the choice of plans and for some technical problems. Perhaps the most obvious occurred at the time of voting where the contribution of the signal failed from Georgia, Portugal, Estonia and Azerbayán, seeing the organization obliged to repeat these connections at the end of the tedious vote.

Almost 6 million viewers in TVE

The 2015 Eurovision Festival was an absolute audience leader this Saturday, with almost 6 million viewers and 39.3% screen share, the highest data since 2012. The votes, which placed the Spanish candidate, Edurne, in the 21st position, achieved more than 7 million viewers and 48.2% quota. The 1 was leader of the day with a 20.3% screen share.

A total of 5,958,000 spectators saw the contest, which represents a 39.3% screen share. This data involves 817,000 spectators and 4.1 points more than those who followed the contest last year. In total, 16,761,000 spectators saw the festival at some point.

Again one more year, the most seen were the votes, which attracted an average of 7,079,000 people, 48.2% screen share. More than 11 million people (11,370,000) saw them at some point.

The gold minute of the day occurred at 10:48 p.m., coinciding with the end of the Spanish candidate's performance. At that time they saw 1 an average of 8,275,000 people, 47% of the audience.

The performance of the Madrid singer was seen at some time by a total of 7,103,000 spectators and 38.7%.