[troyc]

Troy--

Hey, at least we're equitable - we criticize the announcers as well as the officials. :)

Speaking as someone who works in media production, at least tangentially, could you tell me the average number of crew you work with at soccer matches?  Speaking as someone who's watched Stanford soccer in every format and with every level of staffing from single camera livestream with no commentary via a laptop to the College Cup (and even a nearly fixed single camera at some Pac-12 venues), it's always interesting to know what support you guys have.

And thanks for your enthusiasm for the sport.

VG

Thank you! Crew size varies from show to show, depending on the profile of the event...I'd say we had perhaps 15-20 on site Sunday? And there were more support staff back in San Francisco. Being an old radio guy, it has always amazed me how many moving pieces there are in TV production, and how many people it takes to put on a show. Super-grateful for their efforts...I just try not to screw it up!

Troy C

[troyc]

Troy--

Hey, at least we're equitable - we criticize the announcers as well as the officials. :)

Speaking as someone who works in media production, at least tangentially, could you tell me the average number of crew you work with at soccer matches?  Speaking as someone who's watched Stanford soccer in every format and with every level of staffing from single camera livestream with no commentary via a laptop to the College Cup (and even a nearly fixed single camera at some Pac-12 venues), it's always interesting to know what support you guys have.

And thanks for your enthusiasm for the sport.

VG

Thank you! Crew size varies from show to show, depending on the profile of the event...I'd say we had perhaps 15-20 on site Sunday? And there were more support staff back in San Francisco. Being an old radio guy, it has always amazed me how many moving pieces there are in TV production, and how many people it takes to put on a show. Super-grateful for their efforts...I just try not to screw it up!

Troy C