For sports fans, amazing clips, bloopers, highlights, and even some full games from our company's footage shooting high school and youth sports. We also feature some occasional videos from other shoots and events.
Our footage has been on CNN, 60 Minutes, ESPN, and even MTV.
I just wanted to thank you I have been shooting football for 3 years now and your videos have been my go to for information aswell as inspiration since day 1.
Thank you so much! That is so wonderful to hear. Are you doing it professionally (for pay)? For a team? Or just for friends or family? I am really glad the videos had that impact on you, and I thank you again for sharing.
I was a d coach on the last one. My two best players 44 and 25 weren't on the field on that hit by 7. They were standing near me on sidelines. all Good kids.
You can use any camera you'd like - there is no rule against which cameras to use. But a lot depends on how you focus, zoom in and out, etc. If you're comfortable with the 600d, go for it.
You can use any camera you'd like - there is no rule against which cameras to use. But a lot depends on how you focus, zoom in and out, etc. If you're comfortable with the 600d, go for it.
I used to use the DJI air 2 but now I'm using the DJI air 3 for scout film, the only draw back is that you have no sound, however most coaches don't mind because you can see the entire defensive backfield.
There are so many good ones. Heck, some people use iPads. But my preference is any HD camera that you are comfortable using that also has good auto-focus. Trying to focus on the fly while filming people running is tough, and subtracts from your ability to keep a good shot. More important in my mind is the TRIPOD. Without a good one, your footage will be shaky or jerky. Get a nice fluid head tripod and use a decent HD camera with a good, non-digital zoom and auto focus, and you should be fine.
The announcer reminded me of the Happy Gilmore movie when the villain said "this is golf'. "This is football", hahaha. I would badmouth the players, but when I was in school this happened on the JV level and I was right in the middle of it. Never happened on the varsity, but that was one of my favorite moments of high school football days which I hated overall. My dad forced me to play, so I took it out on others by hitting like a demon.
my coach was throwing out a broken tripod that they used for our football film, but it was only missing a little metal piece to hold the leg support to the middle, so I took a part of a shirt tag and i tied it where the metal piece would go (its hard to explain, but basically I got a free tripod with a fluid head).
