Sports
Game film, highlight reels and recruiting video
Youth, high-school, club and college programs. Seasonal, weekend-heavy and deadline-driven — Friday night has to be back by Monday.
- per event
- Priced How work is billed here
- 8
- Creators Verified and available
- 15
- Open jobs Hiring right now
- 6
- Buyers Organisations hiring
In this market
Who hires, and what they buy
Who hires
- Teams
- Schools
- Clubs
- Tournament operators
- Parents
- Athletes
What gets delivered
- Game video
- Highlight reel
- Recruiting film
- Action stills
Talent
Creators working this market
Every profile carries a live calendar, verified credentials, and either a published rate or an honest 'ask me'.
Marisol Reyes
Videographer · Austin, TX
DeShawn Whitaker
Photographer · Atlanta, GA
Priya Raghunathan
Photographer · Seattle, WA
Kenji Nakamura
Videographer · San Diego, CA
Hiring now
Open jobs in sports
Varsity football — full season video coverage
Austin, TX · closes 2026-08-18
48-team club volleyball invitational — 3-day photo + video team
Chicago, IL · closes 2026-09-05
Highlight reel editor — recruiting film, remote
Remote, — · closes 2026-08-22
State championship swim meet — 2 days
Charlotte, NC · closes 2026-08-10
Campaign shoot — track athletes, apparel
Los Angeles, CA · closes 2026-08-25
Club soccer — match day photographer
Seattle, WA · closes 2026-08-15
Gameday graphics package — basketball season
Remote, — · closes 2026-09-30
Social media manager — club volleyball, season retainer
Chicago, IL · closes 2026-09-12
Drone operator — regional motorsports weekend
Los Angeles, CA · closes 2026-09-01
Wrestling dual meet — photographer
Austin, TX · closes 2026-08-20
Athlete documentary — 12-minute feature
Atlanta, GA · closes 2026-09-15
Youth basketball tournament — hourly coverage
Chicago, IL · closes 2026-08-14
Club rebrand — full identity system
Remote, — · closes 2026-09-20
Livestream operator — home game broadcasts
Austin, TX · closes 2026-10-15
Signing day content creator — same-day social
Atlanta, GA · closes 2026-08-08
Services
What creators sell here
Post-production offerings appear in every market — that is the part of the supply base which genuinely travels.
Full game capture with sideline coverage.
Typically 3 days
Action stills, edited gallery delivery.
Typically 2 days
Every home game plus playoffs.
Typically 3 days
D1-format prospect film with overlays.
Typically 7 days
Multi-day event, multi-court coverage.
Typically 4 days
Roster headshots and team composite.
Typically 5 days
Cut and delivered before the event closes.
Typically 1 day
Cut from provided or captured footage.
Typically 5 days
Works in every market
Aerials and facility survey, FAA Part 107.
Typically 3 days
Works in every market
Vertical cutdowns for social.
Typically 1 day
Works in every market
Ongoing posting, captions and community.
Works in every market
Gameday, session and score graphics.
Typically 4 days
Broadcast opens, lower thirds, transitions.
Typically 8 days
Works in every market
Marks, concepts and style guide.
Typically 14 days
Works in every market
Streamed broadcast with graphics.
Typically 1 day
Long-form athlete, artist or program feature.
Typically 21 days
Grade and finish on supplied footage.
Typically 3 days
Works in every market
YouTube and social art.
Typically 2 days
Works in every market
Locker room, backstage, travel and training days.
Typically 2 days
Works in every market
Rights & compliance
What changes in sports
The booking flow is identical in every market. The rights are not — which is the actual reason this is a vertical product and not a generic freelance board.
Default licence
- Copyright
- Creator retains
- Term
- 12 months
- Territory
- national
- Exclusivity
- Non-exclusive
- Media included
- Organic socialWebPrintInternal
- Copyright buyout
- Available, priced separately
Programs typically need a season of use across their own channels and recruiting materials. Broadcast and paid media are quoted separately.
Releases required
- minor Required
Most subjects are under 18. A parent or guardian signature is required before a minor appears in anything published, and consent to publish is separate from consent to capture.
- model Required
Adult athletes, coaches and staff appearing as identifiable subjects.
- venue Situational
Some school districts and private facilities require facility permission in writing.
Credentials & cover
- SafeSport trained
- Background check
- League or school media credential
- General liability — $1M–$2M typical
- Equipment cover
Minors and parental consent
The amended COPPA Rule reached full compliance in April 2026. It expands what counts as personal information, requires separate parental consent before disclosure to a third party, imposes retention limits, and requires a written security programme. A child's image and voice are in scope.
SafeSport MAAPP
Photography and recording are prohibited in locker rooms and changing areas, with a narrow exception requiring both parental consent and organisational approval. One-to-one adult–minor contact is restricted, which affects how a creator may message a young athlete.