Ballpark opener. Drone up at golden hour, one take, no cuts.

FPV chase from the season opener. Three passes, one battery, zero margin. Part 107 + over-people waiver if anyone needs this kind of work.

We are staffing our media team for the September invitational — six creators across six courts, three days. Photo and video both. Hotel covered.

Fourth-quarter goal-line stand, shot at 240fps. The crowd noise on the raw file is unreal.

Baseline seat, 400mm, one frame. This is why I stopped shooting from the tunnel.

Underwater turn sequence. Housing, patience, and a very cold morning.

District championship film is up. Fourth quarter of this one was the best football I've shot all year — the whole sideline knew it was happening.

Match point, then the bench. Vertical-first because that is where the parents are.

Derby night. Bilingual crowd, one very loud stand, and a 94th-minute winner.

Eight seconds. That is the whole event. You get one take and so does he.

Gameday drop for tomorrow. Same system, ten minutes per matchup once it is built.

Club nationals recap: 12 posts in 3 days, 40% follower growth over the weekend, and one very tired phone. Vertical-first is not a trend, it is just where the parents are.

Districts. Wrestling is the hardest sport in this building to light and the most rewarding to get right.

Genuine question for the group: is anyone else shooting rodeo? Every time I look for reference there is almost nothing, and I think it's one of the most visually interesting sports there is. Happy to swap notes with anyone working it.

Underwater pass from the aquatics invitational. Housing, patience, and about forty takes.

Full gameday graphics system delivered — 12 template families the student media team can run themselves between my jobs. Teaching them to fish etc.

Cup final from above and from the touchline. Two very different jobs on the same afternoon.

Colour grade study — same hockey sequence, four looks. Rinks are lit terribly and the grade is where the sport gets its atmosphere back.