Game-day video is not the broadcast. The broadcast is the game; game-day video is everything around it: the lot at nine in the morning, the kids at the fence, the coach's talk, the ninety seconds after the whistle. That is the film that sells next season's tickets and next year's sponsorships.
The Kansas City angle
Kansas City runs on sports at every level: Sporting KC and the KC Current at their own stadiums, the Royals and the Chiefs, the college programs, the youth soccer complexes in Overland Park and Swope, the high school football that fills stadiums on Friday nights, the club tournaments that bring ten thousand families to town on a weekend. Every one of them has a sponsor to satisfy and a season to sell.
The local angle is the crowd. A Kansas City club film with real Kansas City families in it, at the fields they actually drive to, is what a sponsor wants to see next to their logo.
One match day, filmed as a recap
We would cover one match day end to end: the setup and the first arrivals, the warm-up, the teams walking out, the game from two cameras with the best moments in slow motion, the crowd, the handshake line, the coach afterwards, the lot emptying. Clean audio from the PA and a lav on the coach. The edit is a two-minute recap cut to music, with the sponsors' presence shown naturally rather than pasted on.
A recap film for the club's channels and the sponsor deck, a sixty-second version for the season-ticket push, and verticals that post through the week.
What to actually make
- A two-minute game-day recap — arrival to final whistle, cut to music, sponsor-safe.
- A season-ticket or registration spot — sixty seconds for the pre-season push.
- Sponsor deliverables — thirty seconds per sponsor showing their presence on the day.
- Tournament-weekend verticals — the crowd, the wins, the tents, posted the same night.
What it costs in Kansas City
For most of the businesses in this post the right starting point is the Event Recap at $7,000: a full day of event coverage cut into one recap. A single match day is the Event Recap; a multi-day tournament uses the conference lineup on the same page. Every package is published on our event video page, and the video production cost page explains what moves the number up or down. There is no travel fee anywhere in the metro, Overland Park to Lee's Summit to Lawrence.
How the shoot works
It is the same two people on every project, Josh and Brandon. We scope it on a call, write the shot list, show up with lights and a lav mic, and stay out of the way of your customers. A first cut lands in about two weeks with unlimited revisions after that, and you own every frame, including the raw footage on request.
If this is your business, the event video page has the packages, the examples and the calendar link. If you are not sure which package fits, this is how we work and why the prices are on the site.