How to turn Sports Videography into your FULL TIME JOB | Sports Content Creator Q&A!

How can you turn sports into your full-time career? What's the best overall lens for sports? In this video, I answer all your questions about the sports content world, cameras, editing techniques, my career, and more!

MENTIONS:

0:00 - How Did you Turn Sports Videography into Full Time Work?
2:24 - Where Do You Want to be 5 Years From Now?
4:20 - What Motivates You to Create Content?
5:26 - Are You Going To Do Design Videos?
6:52 - Thoughts on the 70-200 F4?
9:53 - Best Way to Go Full Time as a Freelancer?
10:16 - Thoughts on After Effects
12:51 - Best Picture Profile for A7III
14:20 - How To Network with Professional Leagues/Teams
16:31 - What is the best resource for Sports Photo/Video Tutorials?
18:35 - What lens is the best for the Sony a6400?

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[shooter]

Thank you for this video Juan. Definitely needed some advice related to sports photography. Appreciate it.

[nshaps]

I’m so happy the lil blue lightening bolt makes it in this shot 😋

[jacobgzaldin]

The 18-105... one of the best pieces of advice I've ever gotten!

[joshuajohnson]

How can I get some of my work to companies. And what type of companies look for these types of people

[petersarellas]

Ayy appreciate the shoutout my guy! Awesome video love all the info you got in here.

[berniejpvids]

You have no idea how helpful your vids like this are, my man!

[colinwouda]

A bit late to this video, but keep killing Juan!
Really appreciate the way you offer insights and stories so that new creators can learn from you!

[jesselaaksonen]

What things would you emphasize people like me should learn on After Effects specifically for your type of work?

I've used After Effects for a few years so I have a solid basic understanding of it, but i've never really gotten much to the tracking, masking aspect of it.