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Inspiration, Tips and Guidance for your Hype Videos from Seamless Productions

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Is your school being tasked to create sports hype videos for your athletic teams? Are you a few sports hype videos in and looking to improve your approach? This discussion between Spencer O’Daniel, MJE, adviser of Seamless Productions in Maize, Kansas, with two members of  hisSeamless Productions video team will hopefully give you some inspiration, tips and guidance for your winter and spring athletic hype videos this school year.

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Spencer O'Daniel

Spencer is in his 12th year of advising student media at the high school and college level. O'Daniel currently serves as the Associate Director of Student Media at Texas A&M University, where he advises The Battalion newspaper and website, Maroon Life magazine, and The Aggieland yearbook. In his limited free time, he enjoys being active and outside, spending time with his two sons, and wife Jenna. His students have won over thousands of individual awards over the past decade, including a team KSPA state championship, collegiate photographer of the year, All-Kansas publications, Pacemakers and STN's Broadcast Excellence Award.

Spencer O'Daniel has 17 posts and counting. See all posts by Spencer O'Daniel

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