Single-routine files
For feedback, records and coaching, the routine needs to be seen whole: the full stage, every formation, no clever cuts that hide a mistake. These edits stay mostly on the wide shot, with sound cleaned up and the routine trimmed tight to the first and last count. Title cards carry the routine name, category and date.
Highlight reels
A highlight reel is the opposite: short, fast, cut to one track, using the best moments from a season of footage. Teams use them for recruiting, studios for open house nights, and soloists for applications. Send the routines you want to draw from and a track you can use, and we'll pull the strongest moments.
Footage from the event
Competition footage often comes from an official videographer, a parent's phone and a coach's camera, all at different quality. We match color and sound across them and use the best source for each moment. If an event's rules limit how its footage can be used or posted, check them before you send it.
Formats
| Use | Shape | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Coaching and records | 16:9 | Wide shot kept, full routine |
| Recruiting or website reel | 16:9 | One to two minutes, cut to music |
| Reels, TikTok, Shorts | 9:16 | Reframed to the dancers, captions if needed |
Questions
Can you add slow motion to a trick?
If the camera recorded at a high frame rate, slow motion looks smooth. From normal footage it can still work for a beat or two.
Can you combine footage from several competitions?
Yes. That is how most season reels are made. Tell us which events and routines to use.
Recital footage on a card or a drive? Tell us how many routines, how many cameras and when families or judges need the videos.
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