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0(May 22-26, 2009 – Sarasota, FL) HI-POD was in Sarasota, FL for the US Soccer Development Academy Spring Showcase. The job consisted of capturing High-Definition video of 220 Soccer games (each shot from 31ft HI-POD X4 units) all in 4 days.
The weather extremes challenged HI-POD’s Extreme Camera Monopods, but the heat, humidity, rain, & fog did not prevent HI-POD’S aerial sports cameras from doing their job. Each game was captured regardless of the weather conditions.
This tournament also introduced the HI-POD Tournament Van. In addition to being able to deliver 30 HI-PODS to any location across the United States, the Tournament van also delivers: dvd mastering & duplication services as well as multiple channel video streaming services to any tournament that requires it. Now with rapid deployment, setup and breakdown, HI-POD can assist your tournament by shooting it, and delivering it to your customers via dvd fullfillment or video streaming. And the streaming can also be setup as pay per view.
0HI-POD has begun an aggressive campaign to introduce the HI-POD Endzone and Mobile Products tothe South East United States. Starting in Florida, certification classes began on 4/18 & 4/19 and continued on 4/25 and 4/26. Classes were focused on the upcoming US Soccer Develpment Academy Tournament in Sarasota. This job will require 20-30 HI-POD Operators. The Classes also addressed the use of the 17 foot Mobile HI-POD for the upcoming High School Football season. NEXT Southern Florida (MIAMI)
0HI-POD has introduced the Tournament ToGo Van. The new service includes 30 HI-POD X4 UNITS (31FT) and 30 mobile HI-PODS (17FT). The van has the capability of shooting in HD, creating DVDs on the spot (in HD or SD) . DVD duplication is also included. But the latest feature to be added is same day streaming of all recorded events on HI-PODCASTS.COM .
Contact us Today to shoot and stream your Tournament or your Spring Ball Passing league event. By the way , we can set it up as a Pay-per-view event.
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0HI-POD has introduced the Tournament Van. Armed with 30 HI-PODS, this van is ready to travel and setup 30 HI-PODS at any location in the United States. The tournament Van is Designed to cover Soccer Tournaments or Spring Football Passing League events. The HI-POD Tournament Van includes 30 of the 31 foot X4 units. Each of the X4 units can also be converted to the 17 foot mobile huddle camera system, providing great flexibility of movement for different types of events.
In addition to the ability to get great altitude shots and mobile altitude shots, the HI-POD Tournament Van can also shoot in High Def, create DVDs on the spot and Stream all of the games Same Day. The streaming video can be seen at HI-PODCASTS.COM , and embedded on the host school’s website. Each of the streaming videos can also be watched on cell phones and can be set up as pay per view events, making it possible for the clubs or schools to generate revenue from the streaming.
0This past year (2008) Saint Thomas Aquinas HS Football program won the national championship title and ended up as the number one ranked team in the country. St. Thomas head coach, George Smith and staff went looking for an Endzone Camera system at this year’s American Football Coaches Convention. They settled on the HI-POD Core X4 system.
In addition to the 31 foot quadpod system, they liked the ability to convert to the mobile “line of Scrimmage” or “Huddle Camera” solution with a simple allen key. The mobile allows them the greatest flexibility, by giving the operator the ability to move at the end of every play, while still elevated. Now during practice we can get elevated shots of the different squads wherever they may be on the field.
In addition to the Camera products, the Saint Thomas Football team acquired the HI-PODCASTER. This streaming game server can be set up as a pay-per-view system that allows the team and school to generate revenue from people watching on the internet and even on their cell phones.