Six ways to get it
Ask your coachMost varsity programs film every game for film study. Ask how players and families can get a copy of their own games.
Ask the booster club or school media teamMany schools have parents, students or a media class filming games and streams.
Ask the other teamCoaches often trade film with opponents, and families on the other side may have filmed the game too.
Film it yourselfA phone on a tripod, high in the stands, in landscape, recording the whole game, is enough for coaches.
Hire a videographerFor big games and showcases, a local sports videographer can film and edit for you.
Put the full game where coaches can find itUpload the whole game, then clip your best plays into a highlight reel and share one link.
Game tape by sport
What good tape looks like in each sport.
Questions
Does my school have to give me my game film?
Policies differ by school. Many coaches share film with players and families, especially for recruiting, so ask your coach first.
What is the best way to film a game myself?
Sit high and centered, use a tripod, film in landscape, lock focus and exposure, and record the whole game without stopping.
What should I do with my game film?
Upload the full game, then clip your best plays into a short highlight reel and send coaches one link to both.