It is important to submit a football video to the college coaches that features your son's football skills.  Football videos that are a combination of high-light and game film is the best way to emphasize your son's skills.  The football video should start with an introduction.  The high-light portion should be about 5 minutes long. The high-light should also show the player lining up and finishing the play.  

Click on to see a Windows Media Player Movie of football highlights from College Sports Exposure. 

College Sports Exposure utilizes two techniques to emphasize your son's football skills to the college coach.  It uses slow motion so that the good plays stay on the T.V. screen longer when the coaches view the video. College Sports Exposure also can mark your son so that the coach can identify the player immediately and focus on him and not the surrounding players. 

College Sports Exposure recommends filming the football games with two cameras
so the footage is in pro-cut format.

Many high schools video their games so they can evaluate the performance of their team or the play.  Therefore, they are not focusing on a individual player.  As a consequence, many scenes may show a portion of the line where the player is not even visible, especially if they are a linebacker or defensive back.  Players get these game videos, copy them and mail them to the college coach.  How can a college coach make an assessment of the player when he is not even in the picture!  A video should be filmed with the prospective player in every scene.

Many high school film with VHS equipment. College Sports Exposure films the games on digital film which is a higher quality.  The high coaches usually use youth to film the high school videos.  Many times they zoom in on the players or team too much.  As a consequence, the whole play is not viewed.

In some cases, a football player's skills are not showcased with hi-lights.  For example,
a passing quarterback might quarterback for a high school team running the wishbone offense.  A skills video is the best way to emphasize his passing skills.  Click on the to see a Windows Media Player Movie of a quarterback's skills video.


                                  Professional Football

College Sports Exposure provides a football agent service if you do not have an agent.
If you already have a football agent, College Sports Exposure can film and edit your  football skill/ game hi-light video and design and print a player guide or manuscript for your football agent.  

Before attending a combine or try-out for a Professional Football team, it is best to mail them a skills/ game hi-light video and a manuscript of your college career.  Please click on the camera to see a Introduction and skills video of Dio Hill who is a University of Alabama Birmingham defensive back.  Please click on this camera    to view Dio Hill's college hi-light video.  The game footage should be film in pro-cut format.


                               Youth Football

College Sports Exposure also films youth football games and burn them onto a DVD.  The youth football team coaches use the game DVDs to help improve their players.
The games can be highlighted and given to the player's at the end of the year as
end-of-year souvenirs so they can remember the season.  Player introductions and practices can also be filmed and edited for the souvenir packages. The following streaming videos illustrate some of these souvenir packages.