Sports videography: How to Shoot Football Games like a pro

Sports videography: How to Shoot Football Games like a pro, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 4.61, with 23 lectures, based on 9 reviews, and has 59 subscribers.

You will learn about Utilize the proper equipment to record games professionally Employ advanced filming techniques to capture football games professionally Deliver the footage in a variety of formats Adjust their filming to any situation: from sidelines, in the rain, end zone angles, etc. This course is ideal for individuals who are You are a parent, student or assistant coach seeking to capture footage of football games with greater professional results or You are a freelance or professional videographer looking for a new video service to offer a client base or Hobbyists or sports enthusiasts who seek to record games with higher quality It is particularly useful for You are a parent, student or assistant coach seeking to capture footage of football games with greater professional results or You are a freelance or professional videographer looking for a new video service to offer a client base or Hobbyists or sports enthusiasts who seek to record games with higher quality.

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Summary

Title: Sports videography: How to Shoot Football Games like a pro

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 4.61

Number of Lectures: 23

Number of Published Lectures: 23

Number of Curriculum Items: 23

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 23

Original Price: $29.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Utilize the proper equipment to record games professionally
Employ advanced filming techniques to capture football games professionally
Deliver the footage in a variety of formats
Adjust their filming to any situation: from sidelines, in the rain, end zone angles, etc.

Who Should Attend

You are a parent, student or assistant coach seeking to capture footage of football games with greater professional results
You are a freelance or professional videographer looking for a new video service to offer a client base
Hobbyists or sports enthusiasts who seek to record games with higher quality

Target Audiences

You are a parent, student or assistant coach seeking to capture footage of football games with greater professional results
You are a freelance or professional videographer looking for a new video service to offer a client base
Hobbyists or sports enthusiasts who seek to record games with higher quality

Football is one of the most popular sports in the United States, and as such, coaches from youth leagues right up to high schools and beyond are more often seeking quality videotape so they can break down the film, evaluate players and strategize for future opponents. The problem is, there are not enough talented videographers to record their games professionally. Sure, anyone with an iPad can pan back and forth to follow the action, but that method sorely misses the details in player identification and following the action closely enough, and it also lacks context such as penalties and down and distance. Plus, what do you do if you have no elevation to shoot from, or if it rains?

My course How to shoot football games like a Prodetails everything you need to know so that you can more adequately capture a game at any level. You might be a videographer looking for an extra revenue stream; maybe you’re a parent looking to get better footage of your student-athlete; you could also be a student or assistant coach tasked with filming high school or youth football games for your team. Either way, this comprehensive course will show you everything you need to know to be able to record football games with professional results. Your instructor has been running a successful sports videography business for over 15 years, and uses actual game examples and techniques to turn you into a top videographer who will soon be in demand for your services.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: WELCOME!

Lecture 1: Overview

Chapter 2: Equipment

Lecture 1: What kind of camera are you using?

Lecture 2: The tripod – it's everything

Lecture 3: Accessories – Mandatory

Lecture 4: Accessories – Optional

Chapter 3: Pregame drills

Lecture 1: Why arriving early is more important than you think

Lecture 2: Where to set up

Lecture 3: Configuring your tripod

Chapter 4: Game filming: the essentials

Lecture 1: In-camera editing

Lecture 2: Pre-snap responsibilities

Lecture 3: Running plays

Lecture 4: Passing plays

Lecture 5: Kickoffs

Lecture 6: Field Goals / Extra Points

Lecture 7: Punts

Lecture 8: Penalties

Lecture 9: What's the score?

Lecture 10: Down markers

Lecture 11: Bookends and more

Chapter 5: Shooting in other conditions

Lecture 1: Filming in the Rain

Lecture 2: Shooting from sidelines

Lecture 3: End zone shooting

Chapter 6: Summary

Lecture 1: Course recap

Instructors

John Bennardo
Professional sports videographer & business owner

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