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Level up on your sports videography skills with our latest videos.
Is the SmallRig x Potato Jet TRIBEX PRO X-Clutch monopod worth it? In this review, I take a closer look at its hydraulic height adjustment, carbon fiber construction, fluid head, and unique support base to see how it performs for professional videography and sports filming.
Want to take better football photos but don't know where to start? In this video, I share the simple camera settings, shooting techniques, and positioning tips I learned while shooting football photography for the first time.
Mirrorless cameras dominate the sidelines, but are they actually the best choice for sports videography?
In this video, I compare mirrorless cameras and camcorders from a real-world sports videography perspective, looking at image quality, workflow, ergonomics, zoom, and the overall shooting experience. I’m also joined by a sports videography expert who regularly uses camcorders to bring a perspective I haven’t had in years.
So which one makes more sense for filming sports? Let’s find out.
Can the XbotGo Falcon really film an entire sports game for you while you sit back and actually enjoy watching it?
In this video, I put the Falcon AI-powered sports camera to the test during a real soccer game to see how well it tracks the action, how good the footage looks, and how easy it is to set up and use.
I’ll also cover the latest firmware updates, AI tracking, adaptive zoom, and why the Falcon’s 4K recording and no-subscription model could make it a great option for sports parents and coaches.
Is it a replacement for a professional sports videographer? Probably not. But for recording games, coaching, recruiting, and creating game recaps, it could be exactly what parents and coaches are looking for.
The Sony FX5 might be one of the most exciting cameras ever made for sports videography… At least on paper.
In this video, I take the FX5 into the field and put it through real-world sports shoots to see how it actually performs. I cover the features that make it so compelling, including 5K, Open Gate, RAW, autofocus, low-light performance, and more. While also looking at some of the drawbacks and hidden costs of switching from an FX3.
What does a real day as a freelance sports videographer actually look like?
In this video, I take you behind the scenes of a full game-day assignment. From pre-production and arriving at the arena, to filming the game, capturing the crowd, covering post-game press conferences, and finally editing and delivering a game recap.
I’ll show you the reality of working as a freelance sports videographer, including the long hours, tight deadlines, and challenges that come with the job… but also why I absolutely love it.
If you're thinking about starting a career in sports videography, this is what you can really expect.