HI-POD COVERS BCS GAME

The mobile HI-POD covered the BCS game 1/7/10 at the Rose Bowl.  In addition to all the network coverage , the mobile hi-pod was able to record from anywhere along the sidelines and endzone.  Moving at the end of every play, the mobile hi-pod was able to achieve ideal positioning at all times.

Easily switching from Hi-Def video to still camera, the mobile hi-pod is able to satisfy almost any client. Not only it is great for covering the game, but the mobile hi-pod is great during the award ceremony. It gets the shot that no one else has got.

HI-POD Begins training operators in Phoenix

HI-POD will begin training operators in Phoenix, AZ this Saturday and Sunday for the upcoming US Soccer Winter showcase. The HI-POD Van will travel to Phoenix with as many as 30 hi-pods for this training event.

The operators will be trained on the setup and disassemble of the 31 foot endzone unit. They will also be trained on the proper techniques required to shoot the US Soccer event.

Upon conclusion all operators will become certified on the use of the HI-POD and will be fully prepared to freelance with the 31foot hi-pod or the mobile hi-pod. These two products can be used to shoot many sports: Football, soccer, lacrosse, field hockey, Basketball, volleyball, wrestling, water polo, hockey, rugby. etc.

HI-POD VAN GOES ON TOUR IN NOVEMBER.

Starting in Novemeber the HI-POD van will start a training tour of Cities in the southern United States. We will be training and certifying cameramen for future tournaments.
We will visiting Northern Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona. Don't miss this opportunity to learn how to use the HI-POD and get certified. Check in soon for exact dates and exact cities.

NUMBERS uses HI-POD (airs on Jan 08, 2010)

Look out for the HI-POD on a future episode of NUMBERS. As part of one of the upcoming episodes, a character is using the HI-POD as a surveillance tool. Shots of the character using the HI-POD , as well as, shots of the HI-POD screen will appear on the show. (The name of the episode is "Scratch" and the schedule air date is Jan 8 of 2010)

NEW HI-POD OPERATORS IN CENTRAL & SOUTH FLORIDA

HI-POD has new contributors in Florida. Now you can watch their footage on the hi-podcasts.com site. Look for their posts on the new www.myhipod.com/ops site. Follow these operators during the season. Even hire them for your next big game.

HI-POD introduces blog site for HI-POD OPERATORS

HI-POD has introduced a support site for independent HI-POD owners and operators. Now (as an independent HI-POD operator) you can post what you are covering directly to the hi-pod operators site. This allows operators a chance to let people know what you are working on, what sport you are currently covering and how to contact you for employment. Another great way that HI-POD supports its customers. 

HI-POD STARTS SEASON IN OHIO, TEXAS AND CALIFORNIA

(August 25, 2009) HI-POD starts off the high school football season by traveling to Ohio to cover the Kirk Herbstreit Challenge at Ohio State University.  This event brings together some of the best teams in Ohio to compete with teams from Florida, and California. Watch some of this footage on www.hi-podcasts.com

Next HI-POD covered the same event in Texas at the new Dallas Cowboy stadium. Once again this brought together some of the best teams of Texas, Utah and California.  Watch some of this footage on www.hi-podcasts.com.

HI-POD has continued the tradition of covering some of the best games in southern California and offering it on the www.hi-pocasts.com streaming channel. Watch some of the best high school football in the country.

HI-POD SHOOTS FOR INTER MILAN & Mourinho

(UCLA, CA-July16,2009) HI-POD demonstrated the 31foot HI-POD for InterMilan by letting Inter TV use the unit for the live broadcast of their scrimmage with the UCLA soccer squad. The HI-POD became the 4th camera for this broadcast, and thus opened up the shot possibilities. Unbelievably, our consumer camera was able to tie into the professional broadcast with little or no quality issues.