Program Blueprint

Step 1 of 6

What you get for about twelve minutes

  • A free preview on the spot, with the equipment level that fits your budget
  • How ready your site is, what help fits your team, and anything to fix before you spend money
  • Notes on the events you picked, from show licensing to captioning rules
  • The outline of your full $89 Blueprint, including the equipment list, set-up guides for your events, a one-page guide for every crew role, a 12-week launch timeline and a Sponsor Kit

Answer for your school as it is today. Your answers save as you go, so you can stop and come back.

Your school

State
Which part of Georgia?
School type
Enrollment
Do you have a TV production or digital media CTE program?
Your role
What matters most about this program?

Pick the one your principal would name first.

Events you want to cover

Which events do you want to cover?
What have you streamed so far?
Which event do you want to stream first?
When do you want that first stream?

People

The sponsoring staff member's video or livestream experience
When can students work on it?
Any student announcers, or students who want to be? (optional)

Venues and internet

Run a speed test from the main venue (gym, stadium press box or auditorium), not from the front office.

Which venues will you stream from?
Upload speed at the main venue

On a phone joined to the venue's network, search for "speed test" and use the Upload number.

Wired network at the venues
Power at the camera positions
A lockable room to store equipment
Do coaches and event organizers make room for a crew?
Has district IT approved streaming from the school network?

Some district networks block streaming until IT allows it.

Budget and funding

Equipment budget for the first year
Equipment you already have (optional)
Where could the money come from?
How will the equipment be bought?
When could the money be spent?

Where it goes

Where will viewers watch?
Is your school in the NFHS Network School Broadcast Program?
Does your school already have a media release or photo opt-out process?
Do you have a plan for captioning your videos?

Federal accessibility rules require public schools to caption the video they publish online.

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