We focus on the video so you can focus on the game.
Who We Are
SportsVideoNet is California’s premiere service for game film. Each game is captured and edited by a professionally trained film crew. Games are edited and uploaded usually overnight, depending on the agreement with the coach.
Our Services
- Reliable, consistent, HD-quality videos
- Livestream
- Entire sessions, including scout games
- Fundraising services to cover service cost
- Endzone angle
- Intercut two angles
- Free viewing platforms for teams who don’t want to pay for Hudl or Krossover
Why SportsVideoNet?
- No more missed plays
- We supply all equipment
- Film is trimmed to make film review efficient
- Uploads to platforms like Hudl, YouTube, Vimeo, and more
- A convenient source for parents to order game files
Who We Are
SportsVideoNet is California’s premiere service for game film. Each game is captured and edited by a professionally trained film crew. Games are edited and uploaded usually overnight, depending on the agreement with the coach.
Our Services
- Reliable, consistent, HD-quality videos
- Livestream
- Entire sessions, including scout games
- Fundraising services to cover service cost
- Endzone angle
- Intercut two angles
- Free viewing platforms for teams who don’t want to pay for Hudl or Krossover
Why SportsVideoNet?
- No more missed plays
- We supply all equipment
- Film is trimmed to make film review efficient
- Uploads to platforms like Hudl, YouTube, Vimeo, and more
- A convenient source for parents to order game files
How It Works
At SportsVideoNet, we film from a coaching perspective, allowing for a wider view that coaches can use to coach up the entire team, while also providing a smooth zoom for players looking to use the film as highlight reel material. When our videographers film, they know to zoom out on passes to see the routes. We change our settings for night and day games to give coaches the highest quality film we can provide. Upon completion of the game, we take the film back to our offices, edit out the unnecessary footage, and then upload the film directly to each team’s account.