College Recruiting DVD's

College DVD Services

Your Skills DVD Includes:

Professional Video Editing Services and Filming. You perform the skills and we do the rest.
Hitting and Bunting from multiple angles
Fielding and Throwing
Different types of pitches from multiple angles
Academic data, school information, year of graduation, SAT/ACT scores, NCAA Clearing House Status, GPA, References with contact information
Statistics and Awards
Your contact information
Game footage that clearly marks your location so that you are clearly visible to the coach
Agility exercises

DVD Editing Fees

For $250, each athlete receives:

Scheduled time at Dave Griffin's facility to film the college skills video
Menu screen that allows easy navigation of the video
10 copies of your video, professionally edited, personalized DVD jewel cases with player bio insert
Sample letter of interest and athletic profile sheet

Why a College DVD?

Due to financial and sometimes geographic constraints, college coaches and recruiting coordinators can not watch each player interested in attending their school. A highlight video allows coaches an opportunity to see you and evaluate your skills. They also do not have to depend on someone's evaluation, which may be biased. In less than 10 minutes, coaches can learn about a player. Highlight videos are useful because coaches are unable to watch hours of game footage.

Home Field Photography

Can produce a professional video to show:

Mechanics of your swing
Fielding and Throwing
Pitching Mechanics
Your introduction not only shows your physical appearance, but also your ability to present yourself to the coach as a confident student and player.
The focus is always on you. Highlights are used to show exactly where you are in the video.

Lisa@homefieldphotography.com

Guidelines for Selecting a College

Make a target list of colleges.

Identify schools that interest you for academic reasons.
Does your academic interest require specialized training or courses?
Consider the size of the school you would prefer.
Consider the distance from home.
Is there a particular conference or division you wish to play in? Look into colleges within the NCAA, NJCAA, or NAIA.
Do you prefer private or public institution or a college with a particular religious affiliation?

Hit the web.

Take into account your strengths, level of play, your chance of making the team, and potential playing time.
Promote yourself. Don't wait for college coaches to find you.

Tips to help you succeed.

Keep your game on. Stay in shape year-round, and don't stay away from your training for more than a few weeks.
GRADES! GRADES! GRADES! Work hard to increase your GPA. Take AP or honor courses.
START EARLY. Don't wait until you are a senior to begin your search for a college.

David Griffin's Baseball & Softball School