Game Film Services
Game Film Sevices are available for single games events as well as multi-game tournaments.
Call us old school, but we still believe nothing beats a real person behind a quality camcorder when it comes to filming sports.
We capture true game film from an elevated position at the midfield or center line, giving coaches, players, and recruiters the best possible view of the action. Our experienced camera operators follow every play, keeping all relevant field space visible and properly framed.
Even when the play moves to the far side of the field, our operators use the camera’s optical zoom to maintain sharp, detailed footage in full 1080p or higher resolution. The result is crisp, high-quality game film that’s perfect for analysis and ideal for use in recruiting reels or highlight videos—without the pixelation or blur you often get from automated systems.
For outdoor sports, we try to achieve the best elevation possible within the limits of what the event will permit. Options include:
- 16′ Tripod, with manual controls at the ground level
- 6′ Platform ladder with tripod attachments to achieve 12′ total elevation
- 4′ Step Ladders to achieve 10′ elevation
- 6′ standard tripods positioned in bleachers (total elevation varies depending on available bleachers/stands)
Redwolf Game Film Services are available throughout Long Island, NY
Additional regions can be serviced via the Redwolf Service Provider network assuring you maintain a single trusted relationship with Redwolf while we subcontract with providers in the region(s) you require services
Pricing
Services are available for single game events or multi-game tournaments.
All pricing is handled via custom quote, based on the type of event and location. Please click the link below to provide you information and a Redwolf representative will get back to you to discuss your job request.
Service Delivery
Game Footage can/will be delivered to you in the following ways:
- Uploaded to Team’s HUDL account
- Downloadable file
- Uploaded to Youtube into custom playlist, you can choose to make this footage public or UNLISTED for some basic privacy protections.
- Other options available upon request
What is the actual difference in Quality?
Here at Redwolf we use equipment from SVT Advantage who has produced this short video to demonstrate the difference between Optical Zoom vs the digital zoom found in systems such as Veo or similar.
FAQ
Over the years we find some questions are asked over and over again by athletes and their families. We’ve built some informational posts to answer some of these questions such as:
Service are available for:
- Soccer
- Lacrosse
- Football
- Field Hockey
- Flag Football
- Basketball
- Volleyball
- Wrestling
- *Other
What's the difference between auto-cams and real camera operators?
The difference in video quality between an automated system like Veo and a human-operated quality camcorder mainly lies in the ability to follow the detailed action with precision and maintain optimal framing and zoom throughout the game.
Automated systems like Veo use AI to track the ball and adjust the camera view accordingly, providing a wide panoramic shot of the entire field. This allows for continuous recording without needing a cameraman, easing setup and ensuring no part of the field is missed. However, Veo’s AI sometimes drifts focus away from relevant action, and its zoom is digital or fixed, which can reduce clarity when capturing distant or small details. The footage tends to be good for overall tactical review and general highlights but may lack sharpness and precise framing on distant plays or corners of the field. Also, the camera relies on post-game digital cropping and zooming rather than real-time optical zooming, which can impact image quality.
In contrast, a human operator with a quality camcorder can dynamically follow the play, choosing the best angles and reframing in real time. Importantly, a human videographer uses the optical zoom lens to zoom in on far-field plays so that distant action is captured clearly in full HD or better resolution without pixel loss or blurring. This capability ensures that no important moment is missed, and the video quality remains sharp across the entire field, delivering footage suitable for recruiting, performance analysis, and highlight videos. The human element provides adaptability and judgment that automated systems cannot fully replicate, ultimately resulting in higher quality, visually clear game film.