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The Road to the Big Leagues: Players, Broadcasters, and the Stories They Share

Road to the Big Leagues

Which recent Spring Training invitee do I recall from Class-A? How did I come to do what I do for a living? (Photo credit: Keith Allison)
Oscar Lineup and Predictions 2013

Academy Awards 2013

The Academy made their picks, and I guessed correctly in 20 of the 24 categories. Find out how I did it and what I think should have won instead.
Sports Television, Commercials, and Why There’s Profit to be Made (Even When It’s Not the Super Bowl)

Profit to Be Made

In an era where many are cutting back because of the economy, sports broadcasts are still raking in the dough. Here's an in-depth look at why.
Baseball Broadcasts: Behind the Scenes

Broadcasting Baseball

Ever wonder how the game gets from the field to your television set? We're sharing a behind-the-scenes look.

Project Recap: Olympiad XVIII Editor's Pick

Project Recap: Olympiad XVIII

As a freelance camera guy, there are a number of events that I tend to photograph on an annual basis. In 2009 and 2010, I was paid to produce recap videos for Huntington University’s annual Olympiad (a miniature “olympics” only with stranger events…) as a keepsake for the students.

This year, although I wasn’t officially on the job, I was in the area and couldn’t resist watching some of the festivities – and of course I had to bring the camera along for old times sake.

I wanted to test the limits on using a DSLR for video in the sports world. Again, I’d never given this a fair shot, mainly due to the rolling shutter, lack of autofocus, form factor, and other common issues that people have with DSLRs for video.

This being a personal project, I was able to experiment in some new ways and thought I’d use the rest of this post to share my findings.

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