
You can be good at sports photo and video and still never get in the room. That part is about people.
I started filming sports at the end of my freshman year of high school. I didn't know how to network, how to be confident around new people, or how to find the right contacts. Since then I've worked my way into high-level basketball and football environments, and this guide is how I did it.
The Sports Creator Bible is short on purpose. No gear lessons. No theory. 18 pages of what I actually do.
What's inside
Getting in the room: when you can just walk in, and when you need an outlet or a connection
Your first free events, step by step
What makes people say yes (and the one thing never to say)
Finding the people: staff directories, outlets, weekly outreach
Getting credentials, with two real case files: one that was closed, one I didn't get
Handling no
Building a relationship that lasts years
Working with a team and an agency
Acting professional around high-level athletes
Being taken seriously when you're young
Showing your work online
A one-page checklist
You don't have to read it in order. Jump to the part you need.
Who it's for
Photographers and videographers who want to work with high-level athletes, teams, and brands, at any level. If you want to work in sports, with a focus on photo and video, start here.
What it isn't
It's not a promise of access. I can't get you into anything. It shows you what I do to earn it.
Instant PDF download. Inside, you'll also see my Sports Tailored LUT + Preset Pack with before-and-afters.