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Originally posted by rainmaker
What instructions should I give to the person running the tape? I'm not yet at the level where the teams are taping every game, so I take a kid along to help me out. Obviously, he needs to know how to run the machinery, but I've usually told him that I don't care about the players. But if the eval includes missed calls, I guess they need to be on tape. How much of the floor should be in the picture at once? Do I have the kid work for different angles, such as moving positions during time outs or something?
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Jewel,
For a private video, try to focus on
You with the ball in the picture somewhere for reference to the play.
When you move to report - on you.
When you are off-ball - on you.
When you are dead ball officiating - on you.
You should be in one side of the screen with as much action as possible on the rest of the screen.
Scan at the clock during dead balls for a reference.
It would be excellent if you had audio, an experienced trainer/mentor for color commentary, and you didn't know which games he was filming.
Preferably, the location of the camera would be such that the half of the court with the ball, and you, are in focus.
mick