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🎬 Overrated or Underrated Part 2 | Sports Videography Gear & Setups In this episode of Game Day Glare, Lance and E break down what gear actually matters when filming sports — and what might be more hype than help. They run through lenses, gimbals, stabilization, batteries, and accessories, sharing real-world opinions from game days, tight spaces, and fast-moving environments. From telephoto lenses and fast primes to monopods, cages, and V-mount batteries, this episode is all about efficiency, mobility, and making smart gear decisions that don’t slow you down. If you’ve ever questioned whether you really need that extra lens, rig, or accessory — this one’s for you. 🎬 Topics include: Telephoto lenses: worth it or overkill? Fast primes in sports (do we actually use them?) Native vs third-party lenses One-lens game setups Gimbals: helpful or unnecessary? Why camera cages are underrated Image stabilization pros and cons Monopods vs tripods V-mount batteries: overrated? Backup gear and redundancy on shoots This is a practical, experience-driven conversation for sports videographers who want to move faster, carry less, and focus on capturing the moment — not managing gear. 📲 Follow us on Instagram for clips & behind-the-scenes 👉 gamedayglare 🎥 Check out our digital products for videographers & photographers: 👨🏽‍💻 ULTIMATE SPORTS EDITING BUNDLE 👉 https://www.beyondthegame.tv/digital/ ⚡️ ULTIMATE SPORTS VFX BUNDLE 👉 https://www.beyondthegame.tv/ultimate 🎙 ULTIMATE SPORTS SFX PACK 👉 https://beyondthegame.tv/digital/p/ul... 🎨 ULTIMATE SPORTS LUT PACK 👉 https://www.beyondthegame.tv/digital/ 📩 For collaborations and inquiries, contact: [email protected] | [email protected]

Sports Videography Gear & Settings In this episode of Game Day Glare, Lance and E go through a classic overrated vs. underrated discussion — breaking down the gear, settings, and ideas sports videographers talk about all the time. From 4K and frame rates to 10-bit color, log footage, autofocus, phone cameras, and variable NDs, they share real-world opinions based on actually filming games, not spec sheets or trends. This is an honest conversation about what truly matters when you’re shooting sports, what’s overhyped, and where experience still beats technology every time. If you’ve ever wondered whether you really need certain settings or gear to get better results — this episode will help you simplify and focus on what actually makes a difference. 🎬 Topics include: 4K — overrated or still worth it? 120fps and when it actually helps Why 10-bit color is underrated Log footage vs CineTone Shooting wide open myths White balance mistakes Auto ISO and grain issues Phone cameras in sports Autofocus vs manual skills Why experience beats settings 📲 Follow us on Instagram for updates & behind-the-scenes content! 👉 / gamedayglare 🎥 Check out our digital products for videographers & photographers: 👨🏽‍💻 ULTIMATE SPORTS EDITING BUNDLE 👉 https://www.beyondthegame.tv/digital/ ⚡️ ULTIMATE SPORTS VFX BUNDLE 👉 https://www.beyondthegame.tv/ultimate 🎙 ULTIMATE SPORTS SFX PACK 👉 https://beyondthegame.tv/digital/p/ul... 🎨 ULTIMATE SPORTS LUT PACK 👉 https://www.beyondthegame.tv/digital/ 📩 For collaborations and inquiries, contact: [email protected] | [email protected]

🎬 The Gigs That Shape Your Career In this episode of Game Day Glare, Lance and E talk about why the work you say yes to early in your career can define everything that comes after. They reflect on real experiences from sports videography — early gigs, high-pressure situations, unpredictable environments, and moments where things didn’t go perfectly. From stressful shoots with athletes to learning how to adapt on the fly, this episode is about embracing opportunities that push your skills forward, not just fill your calendar. They also dive into the importance of owning mistakes, communicating clearly with clients, and choosing work that helps you grow creatively instead of repeating the same safe projects over and over. If you’re trying to break through, level up, or get out of a creative rut, this episode is a reminder that growth usually lives just outside your comfort zone. 🎬 Topics include: Why saying yes early matters How early gigs shape your career Learning on the job under pressure Adapting to unpredictable shooting environments Owning mistakes and building client trust Testing new techniques to build confidence Avoiding repetition and creative stagnation Choosing growth over comfort Balancing opportunity with quality 🎧 Key Takeaways The work you say yes to shapes your career Growth comes from uncomfortable situations Mistakes are part of the learning process Honest communication builds trust Creativity improves when you challenge yourself Not every gig is about money Choose work that sharpens your skills Confidence comes from experience 📲 Follow us on Instagram for updates & behind-the-scenes content! 👉 / gamedayglare 🎥 Check out our digital products for videographers & photographers: 👨🏽‍💻 ULTIMATE SPORTS EDITING BUNDLE 👉 https://www.beyondthegame.tv/digital/ ⚡️ ULTIMATE SPORTS VFX BUNDLE 👉 https://www.beyondthegame.tv/ultimate 🎙 ULTIMATE SPORTS SFX PACK 👉 https://beyondthegame.tv/digital/p/ul... 🎨 ULTIMATE SPORTS LUT PACK 👉 https://www.beyondthegame.tv/digital/ 📩 For collaborations and inquiries, contact: [email protected] | [email protected]

🎬 Why Busy Isn’t the Goal Anymore | Better Work, Not More In this episode of Game Day Glare, Lance and E talk about why being busy doesn’t automatically mean you’re successful — and how chasing a full calendar often leads to burnout instead of growth. They break down the difference between being booked and being intentional, how retainer deals create stability, why pricing should protect your time, and how saying no can actually lead to better work, better clients, and more creative energy. If you’ve ever felt stuck in the “always working, never ahead” cycle — this episode is about redefining success and building a sports videography business that supports your life, not consumes it. 🎬 Topics include: Why “booked” doesn’t always mean profitable Busy vs. intentional work How retainer deals create stability and breathing room Selling outcomes instead of deliverables Pricing as a filter, not a flex Red flags that signal the wrong clients Why cheap projects often cost the most energy Better clients | more clients Using YouTube as leverage, not just marketing Protecting creative energy and time 🎧 Key Takeaways Busy is not a business strategy If your pricing only works when you’re slammed, something’s off Saying no protects your best work Fewer trusted clients reduce stress and revisions Authority attracts better conversations Sustainable income beats constant hustle Success is time ownership — not exhaustion 📲 Follow us on Instagram for updates & behind-the-scenes content! 👉 / gamedayglare 🎥 Check out our digital products for videographers & photographers: 👨🏽‍💻 ULTIMATE SPORTS EDITING BUNDLE 👉 https://www.beyondthegame.tv/digital/ ⚡️ ULTIMATE SPORTS VFX BUNDLE 👉 https://www.beyondthegame.tv/ultimate 🎙 ULTIMATE SPORTS SFX PACK 👉 https://beyondthegame.tv/digital/p/ul... 🎨 ULTIMATE SPORTS LUT PACK 👉 https://www.beyondthegame.tv/digital/ 📩 For collaborations and inquiries, contact: [email protected] | [email protected]

🎬 Find Your Signature Style | Stand Out This Season In this episode of Game Day Glare, Lance and E talk about what it really means to develop a signature style in sports videography — and why it matters more than ever heading into a new year. They break down how storytelling, music choice, pacing, and preparation all play a role in shaping your look and feel. The conversation also dives into how client expectations are evolving, where AI fits into the editing process, and why taste, consistency, and personality still matter more than tools or trends. If you’ve ever felt stuck copying what everyone else is doing — or unsure how to balance creativity with client needs — this episode will help you reset and refocus on building a style that’s actually yours. 🎬 Topics include: What a “signature style” really is Standing out without chasing trends Why storytelling should lead every edit How music and pacing define your videos Preparing shoots to support your style Adapting to changing client expectations Where AI helps — and where it doesn’t Consistency vs. experimentation Letting your personality show in your work 🎧 Key Takeaways Style is built through repetition and intention Preparation shapes creative results Music controls pacing and emotion AI won’t replace creative taste Clients value consistency Your vibe matters in relationships Small experiments lead to growth Recognition comes over time 📲 Follow us on Instagram for updates & behind-the-scenes content! 👉 / gamedayglare 🎥 Check out our digital products for videographers & photographers: 👨🏽‍💻 ULTIMATE SPORTS EDITING BUNDLE 👉 https://www.beyondthegame.tv/digital/ ⚡️ ULTIMATE SPORTS VFX BUNDLE 👉 https://www.beyondthegame.tv/ultimate 🎙 ULTIMATE SPORTS SFX PACK 👉 https://beyondthegame.tv/digital/p/ul... 🎨 ULTIMATE SPORTS LUT PACK 👉 https://www.beyondthegame.tv/digital/ 📩 For collaborations and inquiries, contact: [email protected] | [email protected]

🎙️ From Creator to Authority | Year-End Reflection In this episode of Game Day Glare, Lance and E look back on the past year in sports videography — the wins, the challenges, and the lessons learned along the way. They talk about what it really takes to build authority in this space, why consistency matters more than perfection, and how social media has played a role in attracting clients and opening doors. From memorable projects to long-term client relationships, this episode is about growth — both creatively and professionally. As the year wraps up, the guys also reflect on balance, burnout, and what they want to challenge themselves with moving forward. 🎬 Topics include: Reflecting on a year of sports videography The role of consistency in content creation Building authority by sharing your work Using social media to stay visible Turning conversations into content Navigating feedback and online education Strengthening client relationships Memorable projects that led to new opportunities Lessons learned from the year Setting goals for what’s next 🎧 Key Takeaways Consistency builds momentum Authority comes from showing up and sharing You never know who’s watching your content Strong client relationships are built on trust Every project is a learning opportunity Balance matters — especially long term Growth comes from trying new challenges Reflection helps clarify what’s next 📲 Follow us on Instagram for clips & BTS: 👉 https://www.instagram.com/gamedayglare 🎥 Tools for sports creators: 👨🏽‍💻 Ultimate Sports Editing Bundle 👉 https://www.beyondthegame.tv/digital/editing-bundle ⚡ Ultimate Sports VFX Pack 👉 https://www.beyondthegame.tv/digital/vfx-pack 📩 For inquiries and sponsorships: [email protected]| [email protected]

🧠 When Is It Time to Hire Help? | GDG #084 In this episode of Game Day Glare, Lance and E talk about one of the biggest questions in sports videography: When is it actually time to hire help? From freelancers to full-time staff, they break down what it really looks like to grow your video business, hand off work, and trust someone else with your edits or shoots. They also touch on the new Sony A75 release and how new gear impacts your workflow, your team, and your budget. Whether you're overloaded with edits, saying yes to too many gigs, or starting to feel the pressure of doing everything yourself, this episode gives you a clear look at what hiring really means — and how to do it without losing creative control. 🎬 Topics include: The moment you know it’s time to hire help Freelancers vs. full-time videographers Why delegation buys back your time How new tools (like the Sony A75) shape your workflow Managing the expectations of a growing team Keeping creative control while letting go of tasks Finding the right people to work with Balancing workload, burnout, and business growth 📲 Follow us on Instagram for clips and behind-the-scenes: 👉 / gamedayglare 🎥 Tools for sports creators: 👨🏽‍💻 Ultimate Sports Editing Bundle 👉 https://www.beyondthegame.tv/digital/... ⚡ Ultimate Sports VFX Pack 👉 https://www.beyondthegame.tv/digital/... 📩 For inquiries and sponsorships: [email protected] | [email protected]

In this episode of Game Day Glare, Lance and E break down how sports videographers can edit faster, stay organized, and deliver high-quality videos under tight deadlines. They talk about the tools, shortcuts, and shooting strategies they use to speed up their workflow — from overshooting smart to organizing projects, downloading footage properly, and building repeatable systems that save time every single game day. The guys also touch on the newest mobile tech — including the iPhone 17’s zoom and stabilization — and how it stacks up as a backup tool for sports creators. Whether you’re editing on the go, cutting a game recap, or turning around content fast for a client, this episode gives you practical, real-world tips to move quicker without sacrificing quality. 🎬 Topics include: Editing faster under pressure Shooting with intention to make the edit easier Smart overshooting that speeds up the timeline The shortcuts every videographer should memorize Creating repeatable workflows for every project Downloading footage to keep quality sharp Using music + audio to speed up story flow Staying organized on game day How mobile cameras can fit into your workflow 📲 Follow us on Instagram for clips and behind-the-scenes: 👉 / gamedayglare 🎥 Tools for sports creators: 👨🏽‍💻 Ultimate Sports Editing Bundle 👉 https://www.beyondthegame.tv/digital/... ⚡ Ultimate Sports VFX Pack 👉 https://www.beyondthegame.tv/digital/... 📩 For inquiries and sponsorships: [email protected] | [email protected]

Black Friday Deals Creators Should Know In this episode of Game Day Glare, Lance and E talk about what’s actually on sale for Black Friday — the gear, subscriptions, software, and tools sports videographers use every day. They go through the best deals worth grabbing, the ones to skip, and how to avoid buying stuff you’ll never use. From editing tools to camera accessories, AI apps, and creator subscriptions, this episode breaks down which deals can genuinely improve your workflow… and which ones are just noise. It’s a laid-back, creator-focused conversation about spending smart, finding real value, and grabbing the tools that actually help you shoot, edit, and deliver faster. 🎧 Topics include: The best Black Friday deals for sports videographers Gear worth upgrading this year Subscriptions you’ll actually use vs. forget about Which editing tools to grab while they’re discounted AI tools that save you real time Buying gear vs. buying back time What’s worth it… and what isn’t 📲 Follow us on Instagram for clips and behind-the-scenes: 👉 https://www.instagram.com/gamedayglare 🎥 Tools for sports creators: 👨🏽‍💻 Ultimate Sports Editing Bundle 👉 https://www.beyondthegame.tv/digital/editing-bundle ⚡ Ultimate Sports VFX Pack 👉 https://www.beyondthegame.tv/digital/vfx-pack 📩 For inquiries and sponsorships: [email protected] | [email protected]

Are Your Subscriptions Helping or Hurting Your Workflow? In this episode of Game Day Glare, Lance and E dive into the real question every sports videographer faces: Do you actually need more gear… or are you just collecting it? They break down the balance between buying equipment, managing subscriptions, and choosing tools that actually save time. From Motion Array to Canva, Riverside, and AI tools like ChatGPT and Opus Clip, this episode digs into what’s worth paying for — and what isn’t. Whether you’re running a full production company or filming local sports, this conversation will help you rethink your workflow, subscriptions, and investments so you can create faster, smarter, and better. 🎧 Topics include: When you actually need new gear Why investing in good equipment saves money long-term The subscription dilemma — what's worth it and what’s not Using templates and Motion Array to speed up editing How AI tools save time for sports creators Canva for thumbnails & quick graphics Riverside for smooth podcast recording Managing cloud storage and music licensing Finding the tools that truly boost productivity 📲 Follow us on Instagram for clips and behind-the-scenes: 👉 https://www.instagram.com/gamedayglare 🎥 Tools for sports creators: 👨🏽‍💻 Ultimate Sports Editing Bundle 👉 https://www.beyondthegame.tv/digital/editing-bundle ⚡ Ultimate Sports VFX Pack 👉 https://www.beyondthegame.tv/digital/vfx-pack 📩 For inquiries and sponsorships: [email protected] | [email protected]

🎧 Sound Design Secrets for Sports Videographers | GDG #080 In this episode of Game Day Glare, Lance and E break down the art of sound design in sports videography — from capturing clean atmosphere to layering sound effects and finding the perfect audio balance. They share real-world tips from recent shoots — from Habs games to documentaries — and discuss how to mix, manage, and elevate your videos through audio. From microphones and ambient noise to mixing levels and creative sound choices, this episode is packed with practical advice for both beginners and pros. 🎬 Topics include: Choosing the right shotgun mic for sports Balancing ambient noise, sound effects, and music How to avoid common sound design mistakes When to use real audio vs. effects Mixing levels for clarity and impact Building your own sound library Creative uses of sound for storytelling 🎧 Takeaways: ✅ Atmosphere makes your videos feel real. ✅ Subtle sound effects can sell the story. ✅ Loud doesn’t mean better — balance is key. ✅ Invest in good mics and wind protection. ✅ Organization saves hours in post. 🎵 Resources Mentioned: 🎧 Ultimate Sports SFX Pack: https://beyondthegame.tv/digital/p/ultimate-sports-sfx-pack 💥 Use code SFX20 for 20% off 🎙️ Budget Mics on Sale: https://amzn.to/3LHM3Ho 📲 Follow us on Instagram for clips and behind-the-scenes: 👉 https://www.instagram.com/gamedayglare 🎥 Check out more tools for sports creators: 👨🏽‍💻 Ultimate Sports Editing Bundle 👉 https://www.beyondthegame.tv/digital/editing-bundle ⚡ Ultimate Sports VFX Pack 👉 https://www.beyondthegame.tv/digital/vfx-pack 📩 For inquiries and sponsorships: [email protected] | [email protected]

🎬 Behind the Lens: The Reality of Sports Videography | GDG #079 In this episode of Game Day Glare, Lance and E dive into the real side of running a sports videography business — from building a client base to managing pre-production, shooting challenges, and post-production demands. They share their experiences navigating client relationships, handling payment timelines, and staying flexible when things don’t go as planned. It’s a true behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to survive and grow in the sports videography world. 🎧 Topics include: Building your first client base Why pre-production makes or breaks a shoot Handling challenges on game day Managing payments and cash flow Client communication and setting expectations Why investing in your craft matters more than new gear 📲 Follow us on Instagram for clips and behind-the-scenes: 👉 https://www.instagram.com/gamedayglare 🎥 Check out our digital tools for sports creators: 👨🏽‍💻 Ultimate Sports Editing Bundle 👉 https://www.beyondthegame.tv/digital/editing-bundle ⚡ Ultimate Sports VFX Pack 👉 https://www.beyondthegame.tv/digital/vfx-pack 📩 For inquiries and sponsorships: [email protected]| [email protected]

🎬 Nostalgia in Sports Videography In this episode of Game Day Glare, Lance and E look back at their early days in sports videography — from the nostalgia of the Montreal Expos to how technology and AI have reshaped the way we film today. They share personal stories about working in professional sports, the impact of losing the Expos, and what it taught them about staying present and enjoying the moment behind the camera. It’s a mix of old-school baseball memories and new-school filmmaking insight — all through the lens of sports storytelling. 🎧 Topics include: Using timecode on GoPros The evolution of sports filming technology Nostalgia in sports storytelling The human side of working with athletes AI and the future of content creation 📲 Follow us on Instagram for clips and behind-the-scenes: 👉 https://www.instagram.com/gamedayglare 📩 For inquiries and sponsorships: [email protected] | [email protected]

🎥 Master the Mix: Balancing Slow-Mo and Real-Time in Sports Edits! 🎥 In this episode of Game Day Glare, Lance and E break down one of the most debated topics in sports videography — when to use slow motion and when to stay in real-time. They share insights from game-day experiences, talk about how slow motion changes the emotion of a shot, and explain how to use speed ramping to add energy and impact. From timing your edits to matching music and pacing, this episode is packed with practical tips for creating more dynamic sports highlights and hype videos. Whether you're shooting hockey, football, or basketball, you’ll learn how to find that perfect balance between cinematic storytelling and real-time action. 📲 Follow us on Instagram for updates & behind-the-scenes content! 👉 https://www.instagram.com/gamedayglare 📩 For collaborations and inquiries, contact: [email protected] or [email protected]

🎥 Vertical Video in Sports Videography: The New Normal or Just More Work? In this Game Day Glare episode, Lance and E unpack vertical video for sports creators—when it makes sense, when it doesn’t, and how to shoot/edit it without killing your workflow. You’ll learn: Why vertical wins on social (and when horizontal still matters) Practical shooting setups for vertical: cages, side handles, monitors, guides Framing for 9×16 (shoot wider, keep action centered, plan for keyframes) Adobe Auto-Reframe: where it helps vs. when to go manual Fast post tips: motion blur, sharpening, export basics for socials 🔔 Subscribe for weekly sports-videography tips, gear breakdowns, and workflows: https://www.youtube.com/@GameDayGlare 🎥 Resources we recommend: • Ultimate Sports Editing Bundle — https://www.beyondthegame.tv/digital/editing-bundle • Ultimate Sports VFX Pack — https://www.beyondthegame.tv/digital/vfx-pack 📸 Follow Game Day Glare Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/gamedayglare About/Archive → https://www.youtube.com/@GameDayGlare 📩 Inquiries & sponsors: [email protected]