High School Football Photos and Videos
August 21st, 2007 Posted in High School Football
With high school football starting last Friday, and other high school sports starting this week, we’re getting many versions of the same set of questions. We’ll address the most prevalent ones here (we’ll continue to respond to your individual mails too).
How does my high school team get a TeamCard?
99% of you already have one - click here to find yours. Most schools are in the database already (every sport). If yours isn’t there yet, then let us know (support@localreplay.com), and we’ll fix that. To change your empty TeamCard to a site like this (South Rowan Football), upload photos/videos (any registered user), rosters (coaches), stats (coaches), etc.
Where are the photos and video highlights from my high school football team’s game?
Can videos and photos taken by non-professionals really look good?
Yes. Not as good as an HD, multi-camera ACC or NFL games, but it is the next big thing if you don’t happen to have someone with an HD camera doing all your games. Check out the photos and videos from these AAU basketball teams as an example - almost all were shot on consumer digital cameras and camcorders (click on photos on the TeamCard if you want to see the photos after you watch the videos):
Illinois basketball videos
North Carolina basketball videos
My high school team doesn’t have anyone taking photos and videos, but we still want content for our team’s site, our player’s StarCards, and our FanCards. Can you send someone to my game?
In general, no, but keep telling us about big games, and we’ll continue to consider all the factors. The best thing you can do to guarantee content for your team is to make sure your team and fans know the following so they’ll upload theirs:














