College athletics
Athlete interviews and game footage in, social clips for every program out. Approve one edit and Eddie rebuilds it for each school.
Pictures: generated illustrations.
The same four steps whether you run one program or twenty.
01Athlete interviews from one or two cameras, plus game and practice footage. Eddie syncs the angles.
02Ask for three punchy 30-second clips and get them, cut from what the athletes actually said.
03Shape the pilot with plain prompts. Once it's signed off, it becomes the template for the campaign.
04MP4s straight to social, or the timeline in Premiere, Resolve or Final Cut for a last pass.
Big programs with a full crew, small ones with nobody. Same standard for both.
A national campaign runs the same cut, music and graphics at every school. Add the approved edit to a Backgrounder, as the video or its Premiere or Final Cut XML, and choose it on each school's import. Eddie follows its structure every time.
A brand kit per school: its fonts, its hex codes, its logo. Captions and titles pick them up, so a version for one program never looks like another's.
Q&As shot on one or two cameras sync by audio. Eddie knows who is speaking and cuts to them, so a sit-down becomes a clean edit without a pass in the timeline.
Ask for 9:16, 4:5, 1:1 or 16:9 and Eddie reframes around the athlete. Captions spelled right, because you can add names and sport terms Eddie should know.
Eddie logs every B-roll clip with a description, tags and timecode. Find the dunk, the huddle or the crowd shot in seconds, and export the log as a spreadsheet.
Upload the campaign track or generate one by genre and tempo. It ducks under the dialogue on every version.
Send the timeline to Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro or Avid, or download the MP4.
Athletic departments guard their footage. Here is what your IT team will ask for, up front.
Start free, or book a demo and we'll walk your team through a pilot.
