Content Production Process

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At Digital Sports Ventures, we operate an in-house production studio where we turn raw game footage into engaging video experiences for college sports enthusiasts. Our premium content includes game highlights, plays of the week, conference recaps, draft previews, player spotlights and more. Take a quick tour of our content production process.

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Production Process

Aggregating Content Rights

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Aggregating Content Rights

Digital Sports Ventures has negotiated rights to post-game college sports video for the Big 12, PAC-10, Big Ten, SEC, ACC, Mountain West and Conference USA. We also have rights to content for out-of-conference matchups. Additionally, we can produce unique derivative products from game-day footage, including highlight clips, plays of the week, conference recaps, draft previews and more.

Tagging and Rating Game Footage

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We have a team of sports fanatics who watch every game live. They identify the best plays—the touchdowns, dunks, crushing tackles, long shots and alley-oops—and they tag those plays by type, player, team, conference and other criteria. Our team also rates each identified play on a 1-to-5 scale, and we store the tagged and rated content in an internal archive for current and future use.

Producing Premium Video Content

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Once the tagging and rating process is complete, our team pulls out the top plays to create post-game highlight videos. These segments offer a comprehensive, sequential overview of each game, and they feature natural game sound. We also use our tagged and rated content to produce conference recaps, plays of the week, player spotlights, etc. For hosted segments, our experts complement the game-day footage with news, insights and analysis.

Distributing Our Video Content

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We syndicate our premium college sports video across a nationwide publisher network. We get our highlight videos in front of sports fans typically within an hour of the end of each game. Other content requiring more extensive editing and production is pushed to our publishers regularly throughout the football and basketball seasons.