Practical, honest writing for clubs and parents — how to film a Saturday game without a crew, where your footage should live, and how to keep kids’ video private.
Filming a junior match usually costs you the match. We built an auto-camera that works from one phone on a tripod: it follows the play, it can follow your child specifically, and it blurs the other kids.
You don't need a camera crew or a production van to broadcast junior sport. If you can point a phone at the pitch, you can stream the whole match live — here's how MatchReel turns one camera into a broadcast.
On most video apps, uploading means publishing. MatchReel flips that: a new upload is seen by no one but you until you decide to share it. Here's exactly how access works.
Most video apps are vague about where footage physically ends up. For video of children, that's the first question a club should ask — and it deserves a straight answer.