GameFace Video

Bruce Vieira | ) | #36

FOOTBALL COMBINE & RECRUITMENT VIDEO

This GameFace Student-Athlete Video Center provides you the three critical things YOU MUST HAVE in order to get noticed by college coaches.

1) A PROPERLY PREPARED RECRUITMENT VIDEO

2) COMBINE TEST RESULTS

3) A WAY TO MARKET YOURSELF, BE SEEN, AND COMMUNICATE WITH COACHES

WORKING WITH GAMEFACE VIDEO: GameFace will edit your supplied game film and post your highlights here to your own personal Student-Athlete Video Center for college coaches to scout online. We provide a means of publishing and distribution that is invaluable to the success of marketing yourself to every college coach in the country and will walk you through the process step-by-step. The QuickTime Video format provides the highest possible quality video along with online video analysis tools, such as frame-by-frame controls, that allow coaches to break down the action backwards and forwards so they may properly evaluate your skills. If you or a coach do not have the QuickTime plug-in installed, a link is provided for convenience under the video player window. If necessary download QuickTime, be sure to install the plug-in and then restart your computer so the player icon appears on your desktop.

GAME FILM EDITING & PUBLISHING:

We will edit your supplied game films and publish your highlight videos of each game you submit. You may send us as many game films as you wish. There is no limit to how much space we will provide. Your combine skills will be filmed during the event as well and added to this video center as a separate clip. You will also have an opportunity to film a personal interview at the combine and will be included here as well. Contact the GameFace office to request further edits and ongoing support to your video center until you have developed your best possible presentation to college coaches. Game films should be mailed directly to our office noted on the bottom of this page. If you already have a highlight reel simply send it to us for uploading and distribution to college coaches.