RE: Bronco Video Production
Thought I'd bump this thread back up to the top to see if maybe....someone for WMU is reading it.
We really need to figure out the technical issues with our hockey broadcast. I can't not believe this has been this hard to figure out.
Poor Video Quality/Audio Problems:
It's would also be great to if someone from WMU would let the "paying" fans know just what is the problem and specifically, what are they doing to solve these issues? Is it equipment? Hard ware, software, servers, cameras, video/audio connections, etc...Or is it people, meaning, you don't what is wrong and what you need to do to fix it? Can we hire a consultant to come in a trouble shoot? Why can't these problems be fixed and tested before the game? I'm sure NCHC would work with us broadcasting a live interview next week as a "test" to figure out if everything has been fixed.
Camera Man Operator
Whom every was running the center ice/main camera on Fri day night really doesn't
know what they are doing. If you are going to have novice people do this, they need to be given some instruction before they get behind the camera. Again, this is simple stuff, video 101.
Video High lights
I enjoyed watching the highlights.Not sure "whom" is making the video cuts, wether it is a NCHC league produce high light or it is a WMU produced high light. If it is WMU, please show a little more of what lead up to the clip. For example, there was a clip of the Hargrove goal that was waived off (critical no goal) as a result of a penalty on Pitt for cross checking. But you didn't show enough of the clip to see if Pitt did or did not cross check the guy.
I'm proud of the WMU hockey program, their players,staff and fans. I want other to see this so they can enjoy what I know this program is all about. But this video/audio issues is actually very embarrassing and truly a image program for not only the hockey program, but also the University
Why is this a image problem for the University? They are "teaching" institution, educating, training and preparing students to obtain employment in a a field of choice. Yet the university can not figure out "how" to fix these problems?
Honestly, I can tell you that my sons local high school hockey program does a better job streaming their hockey broad cast than the Bronco's are doing right now. They have student run the cameras (4) they have students doing the play by play and color commentator. They have students doing all the other technical stuff. They set up and produce shows both home and away. I have never seen the problems with their production that I have seen with the Bronco Hockey production.
I'm sorry to be such a nag, but this is really, really bad
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