Sports videographer, London

Sports videography in London

We Stream is a London video and photo production company that films matches, leagues and athletes: Game4Ukraine at Stamford Bridge, Fury Energy's campaign with Chelsea FC, Parimatch with Chelsea and Leicester, and a corporate basketball league played by Amazon, Google, BCG and J.P. Morgan.

A single match with one operator and a highlight film starts at £1,400, and raw footage is included on all match work.

  • 300+ photos and 150 GB of footage from Game4Ukraine
  • 3 cameras on every CSL court
  • 170,000 views for our Kodansha film in two weeks
Player striking the ball on the pitch at Stamford Bridge during Fury Energy's Chelsea FC campaign, photographed by We Stream
Fury x Chelsea FC, Stamford Bridge
Google player bringing the ball up against a defender in orange at a Corporate Sports Leagues game
Corporate Sports Leagues
Group in Fury Energy kit celebrating on the pitch at Stamford Bridge
Fury Energy at Stamford Bridge

What we film

Four kinds of sports work

Live sport does not repeat, so the crew has to be in position before the moment arrives. That is the same whether the brief is a full match, a league, an athlete interview or a brand campaign at a stadium. For football clubs and matches there is a separate football page.

Matches and charity games

Full-day match coverage

Video and photos of the whole day: arrivals, warm-up, the match, the crowd and the trophy, with footage handed over while the game is still on.

Game4Ukraine, Stamford Bridge, for United24

Leagues and tournaments

League and tournament days

The same setup every game day: three cameras on the court, a portrait studio for teams, and raw footage back the same evening for stats.

Corporate Sports Leagues, corporate basketball

Clubs and sponsors

Brand campaigns at stadiums

Behind-the-scenes and social content for sponsors working with clubs, planned around stadium access and players' time.

Fury Energy with Chelsea FC; Parimatch with Chelsea and Leicester

Athletes

Athlete interviews and shoots

Interviews and short films with professional athletes, often with tight windows set by a club, an agent or a training schedule.

Paul Pogba for Brut; Dominic Solanke for Kodansha

Sports work, named and dated

Who we have filmed

What each job was and what we delivered. Where a date is missing, the client has not published one we can quote.

ProjectWhenThe jobDelivered
Game4Ukraine, Stamford Bridge5 Aug 2023Charity match for United24, captained by Andriy Shevchenko and Oleksandr Zinchenko, broadcast live on Sky. Raw footage only, so the job was speed.First video and photos to the client's editors as the players walked out, almost everything in their hands by the time the cup was presented: over 300 edited photos and more than 150 GB of footage. Wikipedia's entry for the match credits us by name.
Corporate Sports Leagues2025Pilot season of a corporate basketball league over four tournament days: Amazon, Google, BCG and J.P. Morgan.Three cameras on the court, team portraits, raw footage the same evening for stats, highlight reels within three days. The pilot has since turned into four separate bookings.
Fury Energy x Chelsea FC2026Campaign content at Stamford Bridge and the training ground: an influencer stadium tour, player films and content with ambassador Mido.Ten videos from the first project, first deliverables within a week. Fury came back for a live fan event at the stadium.
Kodansha, Blue Lock with Dominic SolankeMay 2026London production partner for Story Arc, Los Angeles, at a Premier League training ground confirmed 48 hours before the shoot.Eight crew accredited in under two hours, wrap ahead of schedule, grade back to LA within 48 hours. Over 170,000 views in two weeks.
Parimatch x Chelsea FC x Leicester CityBehind the scenes of the advertising campaign, on the pitch and around it.A behind-the-scenes film of the shoot.
Paul Pogba for BrutA long interview in Manchester on his career, the hard stretches in it and what comes next.A 7-minute interview film.

How a match day runs

Planned before kick-off

Fast sports content comes from a plan the crew has used before. These are the four parts we fix with every client ahead of the day.

  1. Access

    Who can go where: pitchside, tunnel, dressing room, press room. Some stadiums allow one camera only, so the plan is built around what that person can hold.

    Fury x Chelsea: one videographer inside Stamford Bridge

  2. Cameras

    One wide for the play, one tight on the ball, one roaming for the bench and the crowd. Three is the usual number on a court or a pitch.

    CSL: three cameras on every game

  3. Hand-off

    Footage and photos leave the venue during the event, so your editors or press team can work before the final whistle.

    Game4Ukraine: first files as the players walked out

  4. Edit

    Highlights inside 7 working days as standard, faster when it is planned: a same-day highlight or a rush edit in 48 hours.

    CSL: highlight reels within three days

What it costs

Sports filming prices

Raw footage is included on all match work. Tournaments and leagues that run over several days are built from day rates and quoted as one figure. Football has its own football price page with the same figures.

Single match

£1,400

  • One operator
  • Highlight film
  • Raw footage

A league game, a charity match, a school final

Match and interviews

£2,900

  • Two operators
  • Match coverage plus player or coach interviews
  • Raw footage

Club content, sponsor days, cup matches

Match, photo and video

£3,400

  • Photographer and videographer
  • Same-day PR gallery
  • Raw footage

Charity games, press days, big fixtures

Season retainer

£12,500

  • 10 matches
  • 10% off single-match rates
  • Same crew all season

Clubs and leagues filming every week

Prices are "from". A same-day recap of up to 60 seconds is £400 on top, a rush edit in 48 hours is £400, and vertical cutdowns are £150 each. Travel outside London is calculated by us and included in your quote, so there is nothing to add later. £5 million public liability insurance, held separately by each of our lead operators. VAT will be added where applicable.

Athletes on camera

Interviews in tight windows

Athletes are used to cameras, which makes them easy to film and quick to spot when they slip into press mode. The time is rarely ours: a club, an agent or a training schedule sets the window, and it can shrink on the day. For Kodansha's Blue Lock film a four-hour plan with Dominic Solanke became about 90 minutes, and the set was lit and both cameras built before he walked in.

  • Set up before they arrive. Light and sound are ready, so the athlete's time goes on talking.
  • Film where they are. Dressing rooms, tunnels and pitchside, at eye level, with clean sound.
  • Keep it short. Fewer questions, better answers, then back to training.

"The video came out looking fantastic."

Kodansha, on the Blue Lock film with Dominic Solanke

Longer athlete projects are on athlete video production.

Smiling guest in a navy polo on the pitch at Stamford Bridge during Fury Energy's Chelsea FC day
Stamford Bridge, Fury x Chelsea
Full-court view of a Corporate Sports Leagues basketball game in a London sports hall
CSL, full court

Photos from our sports work

From the court and the pitch

Corporate Sports Leagues basketball and Fury Energy's days at Stamford Bridge. More on our event photography page.

Player going up for a layup under the hoop at a Corporate Sports Leagues game
CSL, layup
Player driving to the basket during a Corporate Sports Leagues basketball game in London
Corporate Sports Leagues, London
We Stream camera operators checking a rigged camera before a Corporate Sports Leagues game in London
Our crew before tip-off
Man in Fury Energy kit gesturing pitchside at Stamford Bridge
Fury Energy, pitchside
Player backing down a defender under the basket at a Corporate Sports Leagues game in London
CSL, in the post
We Stream crew setting up a camera on a tripod courtside before a Corporate Sports Leagues game
Three cameras, every game
Group in Fury Energy kit celebrating on the pitch at Stamford Bridge
Fury Energy at Stamford Bridge

FAQ

Sports filming questions

How much does sports videography cost in London?

At We Stream a single match with one operator and a highlight film starts at £1,400. A match with interviews and two operators is £2,900, a match with a photographer, a videographer and a same-day PR gallery is £3,400, and a 10-match season retainer starts at £12,500. Raw footage is included. VAT will be added where applicable.

How many cameras do you use to film a match?

Usually three: one wide for the play, one tight on the ball and one roaming for the bench and the crowd. At Corporate Sports Leagues we ran three cameras on every game. Where a stadium allows only one camera, we plan the day around that.

Can you deliver footage during the match?

Yes, if it is planned. At Game4Ukraine the first video and photos reached the client's editors as the players walked out, and by the time the cup was presented they had almost everything: over 300 edited photos and more than 150 GB of footage.

How fast do we get the highlight film?

Inside 7 working days as standard. A same-day recap of up to 60 seconds costs £400, and a rush edit within 48 hours is £400. For Corporate Sports Leagues the highlight reels were delivered within three days.

Do you film football and basketball?

Yes. Football includes Game4Ukraine at Stamford Bridge and campaign work with Chelsea FC and Leicester City; basketball includes a full pilot season of Corporate Sports Leagues. Football clubs and matches also have their own pages on our site.

Can you film athletes and players for a brand campaign?

Yes. We were Story Arc's London production partner for Kodansha's Blue Lock film with Dominic Solanke, and filmed Fury Energy's campaign with Chelsea FC. Both had short windows with the players, so the set was ready before they arrived.

Is raw footage included?

Yes, on all match work. Many clubs and organisers use it for match analysis, statistics or their own edits, as Corporate Sports Leagues did on the evening of each game.

Can you cover a tournament over several days?

Yes. Tournaments and leagues are built from our day rates and quoted as one figure. Corporate Sports Leagues ran over four tournament days with the same three-camera setup each day.

Next

Filming a match or a season?

Send us the date, the venue, the access you have and what the footage is for. A quote and a camera plan come back within 24 hours.

Football clubs: see football videography and football prices.

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