Practical, operational guides for federations and event organisers — written by the team that produces them. No marketing dressed as editorial; just how the work is actually done.
Setting up and running a season of live coverage — cameras, encoding, graphics and distribution, the way a federation actually needs it.
Camera positions for a full court, the encoding pathway that survives a venue's wifi, a federation graphics package, scoreboard data and simultaneous multi-platform distribution — the complete operating picture for a season, not a single game.
Read guideWhat to own versus contract, the crew model that keeps a season affordable, and the decisions that determine whether your league looks federation-grade or improvised.
Publishing soonThe technical decisions that separate broadcast-grade output from a webcam stream — and the workflows that get it delivered on time.
Fast motion, clean replays and the difference your audience feels but can't name. What True 50p actually is, where 25p breaks down, and what to ask a production partner before you book.
Publishing soonOn-site culling, a tethered edit pipeline and a hand-off process that puts finished frames in a client's hands while the event is still news — broken down step by step.
Publishing soonWhere the market is heading and how to read it as a buyer — written for people choosing systems and partners, not selling them.
Replay-based officiating is no longer the preserve of top-flight broadcast budgets. What a proportionate review system looks like for a mid-tier league, what it costs, and what it does not require.
Publishing soonThree structural categories — general broadcast software, cloud platforms and enterprise systems — and where each fits a federation's budget, crew and ambitions. A framework, not a shopping list.
Publishing soonThe guides are how we think. The work is what we deliver. Tell us about your season or event and we will tell you exactly how we would produce it.