Contact Birds Eye Sports Today!
Contact Birds Eye Sports Today!
Contact Birds Eye Sports Today!
GameDay filming varies by location, but our standard rate is $225 per game. Our rates will vary slightly based on travel, schedule, location, and whether or not we have a standing filming relationship with your school, team, or organization. You will have a professional camerman filming in High Definition or 4K on a professional camera. You will receive an online link to the game, password protected.
If you are a team that is looking for a full season, or a repeat customer that rate can go down to the $199 range for 10 plus games, or if you commit 3 or more players to use us for the recruiting film aspect of the process. See below for recruiting film rates.
College recruiting films cost $225 per game filmed, plus $375 editing fee. So 5 games filmed and edited into a proper recruiting film would cost $1,500. Creating a recruiting film that is professionally filmed is as essential as any other step in the process of being recruited to play sports in college. Every coach will ask to see “your video”.
If you can provide them with a film that is properly formatted and easy to view, that coach will be much more likely to continue to study you as a qualified recruit. Shaky video, improper format, and other common mistakes can quickly land you in the trash bin. Let us create the video for you, we have 15 years experience in this field, and our owner was a 2 sport Division 1 athlete who knows the process.
All of our broadcasting deals are negotiated due to the invariable difference in budgets, production necessities, locations, and length of the event including prep time. As a rule our One camera live webstreams start at $500 per game. Our standard 3 camera live productions with announcer talent and graphics starts at $2,500 per game. And our full service 3-6 camera production with talent, graphics, replay starts at $4,500. Again, all productions are different so the price and production value will be discussed and negotiated in every instance so both parties get exactly what they need.
Take a look at our rates video for more details.
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.
