Your profile serves as an easily accessible, fan-friendly home for your livestreams.
What We’ll Cover:
Streaming to Your Profile
How Fans Can Access Livestreams
Revenue Opportunities
Getting Students Involved
Streaming to Your Profile:
You can automatically livestream your games directly to your profile with your Focus camera. It’s a “set it and forget it” solution that also makes it easy on your fans. Here’s how the process works:
Log into Hudl, select the desired Team, and select their Schedule.
Click on the event you want to livestream.
Select the Camera (your Focus camera), Recording Duration, Livestream, and Livestream Angle for the event.
Once you click Save, your livestream will automatically appear on your profile at the scheduled date and time.
How Fans Can Access Livestreams:
To watch livestreams, fans should navigate to your profile.
Direct them to the Upcoming Events section on the right side of your home page.
Events with a Streaming tag indicate they’ll be available to watch.
If the event is live, fans can click the Play button to start the livestream.
The Hudl Fan App:
Fans can also watch your livestreams on their iOS and Android devices or Smart TVs with the Hudl Fan app, available for download from their respective app stores.
Revenue Opportunities:
Hudl TV offers a built-in opportunity for your program to generate revenue, giving you complete flexibility in deciding how—or if—you want to monetize your livestreams. Choose between these options:
Pay-per-view: Offer your fans pay-per-view access on a per-game, monthly, seasonal or annual basis. Programs using pay-per-view benefit from an industry-leading revenue share model, helping bring more money back to their program.
Sponsorships: With our Production Truck software, you can easily add sponsorship elements to free and pay-per-view streams. While it takes some extra effort, it’s a great way to engage local businesses in supporting your program.
Free-to-view: If you prefer not to charge viewers for your livestream, you can offer a free-to-view option. You can still incorporate sponsorships to generate revenue.
[Hudl TV] is a great tool to highlight some of these teams at Batavia who don’t necessarily get the recognition they deserve.
Student Broadcaster, Batavia High School (IL)
Getting Students Involved:
We’ve heard from schools nationwide that livestreaming is a great way to involve students interested in broadcasting, marketing or technology.
