Automated broadcast
Virtual Cameraman
Virtual Cameraman turns one fixed wide camera into a broadcast. It pans, zooms and cuts the way a human operator would, so a midweek league game watches like a televised one — with nobody standing behind a tripod.
How it works
- 01
Mount once
One camera goes up on the wall or the gantry, framed on the full court. That is the entire on-site install, and it serves every game played there.
- 02
Follow the play
The system reads the action and drives a virtual camera inside the wide frame — motion, zoom and framing that track the ball rather than sitting static.
- 03
Cut and deliver
Angles are cut together into a watchable game, ready to stream, share or hand back to the club as finished footage.
Who it's for
- Venues that want every court broadcasting without hiring a camera crew per game.
- Leagues and federations that need a consistent look across every venue in the competition.
- Clubs whose parents and supporters cannot be in the stands.
Virtual Cameraman — common questions
- Do we need a camera operator?
- No. That is what Virtual Cameraman replaces. The camera is fixed, and the framing, zoom and cuts are generated from the footage.
- How many cameras does a court need?
- A single fixed camera covering the full court is the baseline. Additional angles can be added where a venue wants them, but they are not required.
- What do we get at the end of a game?
- A cut game video framed on the action, suitable for streaming or for sharing back to players and supporters.
See Virtual Cameraman on your court
Book a demo and we'll walk through Virtual Cameraman with Legend Sports on footage from your own venue.
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