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Technical Information for Personal Video Cricket Coaching
You can video your skill using a camcorder, digital camera (video mode) or mobile phone (video mode).
It will probably be best to get a friend to video you unless you have a tripod.
Refer to the pictures below as a reference of roughly what you should see as you shoot the video. Please make sure the camera is held as steady as possible while filming.
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Batting
Needs to include the following.
- Please film from front on (Minimum 2 mega pixel resolution)
- Grip (an all round picture): (10 – 15 sec)
- Stance & Set up: (10 – 15 sec)
- Full frame video footage of you playing front and back foot shots, or if you feel there is a specific area you would like addressed please focus on that.
- Video clip to be no longer than 2mins
Bowling
Needs to include the following:
- (Minimum 2 mega pixel resolution)
- Grip on ball (an all round view) (10 – 15 sec)
- Film your full run up and delivery from behind, a minimum of 6 balls. Make sure you are in full shot all the time.
- Also, if possible, film a minimum of 3 deliveries from side on, making sure the full action is in the picture (including full follow through).
- If you have specific areas you would like to address i.e. Slower balls, Yorkers, bowling at left hander’s, please focus your filming accordingly.
- Video clip to be no longer than 2mins
Wicket Keeping
Needs to include the following:
- (Minimum 2 mega pixel resolution)
- Please film from front and side on, ideally standing up to and back from the stumps. Please include off and leg side takes. Film a minimum of 4 takes from each of these positions.
- If you have specific areas you would like to address i.e. standing up to a leg spin bowler, taking diving catches, please focus your filming accordingly.
- Video clip to be no longer than 2mins