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A college recruiting video is an essential piece to the high school student-athlete's total profile. Done correctly, this video will show game and skills footage of the player in a variety of situations so the coach can properly evaluate their athletic ability. It is just a piece of the entire recruiting process, but if not properly produced it can significantly diminish the attention that the individual receives.
BirdsEyeSports has been at the forefront of digital sports production for the last 12 years, and we are a trusted source to help you create a proper, professional college recruiting film. Check out some of our samples above.
A recruiting video usually includes professional game filming of a miimum of 3-5 games. Many clients get enough proper footage from that many games, and others wish to have the full season filmed. Our fees to create a recruiting film depend on the number of games that we film, but a typical client pays for 5 games at $225 per game and then $350 for the editing of plays from each game, and compilation of the entire video. Final costs normally end up being around or even under $1,500. Considering what is at stake it a college scholarship is possible, it is a modest investment.
A great number of our clients are not event student-athletes who are in the running for a college scholarship, but are often good solid players who are also outstanding students, but just need college coaches at all levels to recognize their abilities and successfully recruit them to play sports at their given college or university.
Ben founded BirdsEyeSports in 2003, and has been filming, directing and working the business since. You can find him Directing at the US Open, on ESPN+ and filming for various other outlets on our broadcast teams.
Christian is an award winning documentary film maker. He’s worked on a number of live production events with us as well. If you need a documentary produced, he is your man.
Bryan, aka Buzz, has been a handheld camera op on our productions since 2012. He bleeds Husky Blue, and is a big Red Sox Fan. He is also related to the Sausage King of Chicago, and everyone knows his grandfather in Branford!
Kelly has worked on events with us as both a camera operator and graphics tech. She is the better half of Ty, and focuses on soccer and girls basketball, as well as outdoor/extreme sports.
Damon has been our lead graphics operator on live productions for the last 13 years. He can’t drive in three states, but always makes it to the gig on time, barely. Yankees and Celtics fan, go figure.
Rob is a cameraman and audio tech who works in sports, concerts, and fashion. He is in his 7th year with BirdsEye and is always ready to talk you through your project to come up with a solution that fits your needs and budget. Pizza Aficionado, 2 Chains.
Tyler has been with BirdsEye for 11 years as a camera operator, field reporter, and director. He covers the Berkshire and Adirondack regions, and is always ready to hit the gym or the nearest beach.
Mike is an expert game cameraman who often shoots for ESPN and NBC Sports, among others. He has been with us for 10 years, and is proficient in crowd control, voice overs, and after effects. Pan, Tilt, Invoice.
Keith is our Director of GameDay Filming. If you are a parent or an organzation looking for a season of game filming, Keith will get you set up! A former ESPN studio camera operator, Keith also directs, films, edits, and always orders the soup.
Abby started with BirdsEye in 2005! She works on projects for us in the Boston area as a camera operator and project coordinator.