Social media content
Every game,cut for the feed
Reels come off every game we cover, cut the same night and back with you inside 72 hours. Vertical, captioned, and short enough that people watch to the end.
The point is not one good video. It is a program whose feed keeps moving through the winter, so families see the season as it happens and recruits find something current when they look you up.
A recent cut
Huskies at Dinos, cut the night of the game. Tap it for sound.
More cuts go up on Instagram through the season.
What comes off a game night
The main cut
Game day reel
- The night in one cut, paced for the feed
- Goals, saves, hits and the bench
- Ten to thirty seconds, vertical
- Captions on, built to work without sound
The moments
Goal and highlight cuts
- Every goal, pulled as its own clip
- Big saves and momentum swings
- Players tagged so the reach travels
- Sized for Instagram, TikTok and YouTube
From the same shoot
Stills off the ice
- Photos from the same cameras
- For the feed, the website and recruiting
- Available alongside any coverage
- Full game file comes back as well
What a reel looks like
- Vertical and full screen, because that is how families and recruits actually watch.
- Captioned, so it lands with the sound off in a rink lobby or a work break.
- Ten to thirty seconds, short enough to hold people to the end rather than losing them halfway.
- Your players tagged where the program wants them tagged, so the post travels through their accounts too.
- Sized once, posted anywhere, ready for Instagram, TikTok and YouTube without recutting.
How it runs after the horn
Shot at the rink
Same cameras that feed the stream when a program runs one. Nothing extra to set up, nothing for your staff to do on the night.
Game nightCut the same evening
Edited while the game is still worth talking about, captions written, sized for the platforms your program posts on.
That nightIn your hands
Reels delivered ready to post, with the full game file and stills following behind them.
Inside 72 hoursGood fit if
You run a hockey academy, junior or AAA program that is doing serious work on the ice and posting almost none of it. Especially if your account goes quiet for weeks at a time, or the only footage from a game is whatever a parent filmed from the stands.
What we need from you
Your home schedule, a heads-up on any player whose family has opted out of media, and whoever runs the account so the cuts land where they need to go. Everything else is on us.
Talk about your season