this invention relates to a system and method for placing event related information into a video broadcasting so that the added information does not interfere with or obscure the primary action of interest in the broadcast . the disclosed information could be implemented by using instructions from an event information gathering system to trigger the display of one of an appropriate set of pre - rendered animations in the broadcast video via a well known live video insertion system . the disclosed invention envisages the animation sequence having at least two parts , namely a core or base sequence which is always used , and a mid or a variable sequence which is changed according to the actual data that needs to be displayed . the live video insertion system data and processing may be used to perform occlusion , and / or tracking to either make the event information display look as if it is part of the scene , or merely to occlude the display when event action would otherwise be obscured , or to turn off or reposition , or resize the display when event action otherwise be obscured .