The first-ever World Tens Series tournament is currently underway in Bermuda from Tuesday 24 October until Saturday 07 November 2020 where eight international privately-owned teams will be participating.  

From 2021 the tournament will be expanded to include 16 teams competing in tournaments in 12 locations throughout the world.  

London Royals and The Rhinos proved unbeatable on day one of the World Tens in Bermuda as both made it three wins from three.  

The tournament is currently being broadcast on Sky Sports in the UK and ESPN and ESPN+ for the Americas. The Gravity Media team is onsite providing one of our specialist flypacks for the rugby tournament. You can also watch selected days of the Bermuda World Tens for free via the Sky Sports YouTube channel from 12:30hrs GMT. 

From studio productions to remote outside broadcasts; from sporting events to reality TV, Gravity Media’s compact flypacks contain everything you need to deliver complex high-definition multi-format broadcasts. Featuring leading-edge vision mixers, routers and servers, as well as sophisticated communication systems, our flypacks are designed to be taken to any location in the world. They can be rigged and de-rigged quickly, leaving you more time to get on with the business of broadcasting.  

To find out more about our flypacks, click here and email enquiries@gravitymedia.com to see how we can help you with your next production.  

Flyaway production systems are the backbone of today’s production workflows, offering flexibility, powerful tools and operational efficiencies. Fully scalable and tailored to customers’ individual needs, they can be deployed at a moment’s notice for sports and entertainment productions globally.

Delivering up to 12 HD cameras each, our modular systems can be adapted to the specific needs of each individual production – be that studio-based or on location.

The recent adventures of our France-based flypacks include: travelling with PRG to the African Development Bank’s annual meeting in Equatorial Guinea; delivering the Hong Kong, Singapore and Fiji legs of the new Global Rapid Rugby tournament; and heading to Portugal for F1H2O powerboat grand prix.

For the geeks among us, the full kit list for each of these recent deployments includes:

African Development Bank, Equatorial Guinea

Global Rapid Rugby, Asia-Pacific

F1H2O powerboats, Portugal