How to Make A Sports Documentary Like a Pro

[@DanielMogg]

What's your favorite sports doc you've watched?

[@ellerslyfilms]

Hoop Dreams has always been a favorite. Some newer ones would definitely be the Last Chance U series.

[@DanielMogg]

@@ellerslyfilms Aw yes! Hoop dreams was an OG sports doc!

[@WaziWazi_Photography]

Coverage of the 2016 Meji Yasuda J-League championship (Japanese professional soccer). Absolutely stunning colors, riveting emotional soundtrack, it felt like a feature film

[@willyBeamin05]

@@ellerslyfilms I second Last Chance U, great access and also multiple camera angles along with good mic'd up moments.

[@SantonyoBangali-c3b]

Looking to start my first real project that will inspire others...spent so much time searching KZbin for tips and ttricks for the Mini Doc...yours was, by far, the best. I wish you all the best in your journey. Cant wait to watch your previous work.

[@1357media]

I filmed one solo. Was amazing

[@silvervaifanua-v8f]

Appreciate the tips. Do you shoot in log format or color grade at all? I find myself trying to establish the proper color grade more than anything.

[@DanielMogg]

Yes i shoot almost always in LOG unless it's a quick turnaround project (24-48 hours). It honestly just comes to practice. I feel like I'm always trying to improve my color

[@UncleBobbyJr]

A good watch before starting a new project. Thank you.

[@DanielMogg]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!!

[@WaziWazi_Photography]

Great tips!

[@IvanosCameraman]

Very helpful for my future projects! Thank u

[@joyyyyihysm]

this was super helpful thank you!!

[@DanielMogg]

you're so welcome! Thanks for watching.

[@notoriouskickz8782]

Awesome video very helpful.

[@samcashelmedia]

Very helpful. Saw you stopped making content. Would love a video of clip organization and labeling if you’re looking to return!

[@DanielMogg]

Thanks!! I didn't stop, just had to take a pause as we had a baby! Working on a few things to return and drop soon. Let me know if this video is what you're looking for! kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3LUppiehbx1iZo

[@ellerslyfilms]

When it comes to in-game footage for football, do you usually shoot in 24 or 60 fps? Thank you!

[@DanielMogg]

Generally always 60fps unless I'm capturing audio. LMK if you have any other questions thinking about doing a video around "how to film a football game"

[@ellerslyfilms]

@@DanielMogg I think that video would be extremely helpful!