Filming Football: A Course for Coaches
Create Great Film For Your Coaches to Watch
Ratings 5.00 / 5.00
What You Will Learn!
- Understand Camera Equipment and Optimal Setups
- Define Crucial Aspects of Filming Football from a Coaches Perspective
- Pre-Play and In-Play Operation Basics
- Best Practices for Film Upload and Data Management
- Shooting Film from the Press Box
- Shooting Film from the End Zone
Description
As a high school and college football player and coach for almost 15 years, including coordinating all three aspects of the game. I have spent years of my life watching, tagging, and analyzing football films, and since 2006, I have been in charge of technology and filming at every school I have been at. In this time, I have gained immense knowledge and skills on how to be great at this. In this course, I will take you through all the aspects of producing excellent quality films for your program so that you can give your coaches the best experience when reviewing your own films and provide respectable films to trade with other schools. In my experience as a film coach, not one time in my 15+ years has a school traded better film to us than we provided them. There are a multitude of problems that occur in football film, and if you watch this entire course, you will understand precisely how to produce a great film that is easy to watch and appealing for coaches to sit down and review for hours at a time. Every great coach knows how vital quality film is, but very few schools have access to consistent, quality films to review. Upon completion, your staff will have everything they need to give you the best quality video possible.
Who Should Attend!
- Football coaches and videographers who shoot youth and high school football games