EEA PRODUCT

Film Study

Automatic play clipping, resolution enhancement, annotation

In development

How it connects

Film Study does not work alone

What it hands on

Football Glossary
gets clips of a concept done right and done wrong (as detection lands)
HSSI — High School Sports Index
gets production counted off film rather than self-reported (as detection lands)

What it needs

Football Glossary
for the concept vocabulary every clip is tagged against

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How Film Study Works for Coaches

Stop spending hours scrubbing through raw sideline and endzone film. Restoration runs today — level normalisation, deblocking, denoise and sharpening — along with film diagnosis that grades what you actually uploaded and a field mask that isolates the playing surface. Automatic play detection, tracking and annotation are in active development.

Coaches get more time on the field teaching schemes instead of editing video. Restoration is measured against a known-truth round trip rather than asserted: SSIM 0.86 → 0.97 and PSNR 21.2 → 33.4 dB. Diagnosis also catches film that was upscaled before you got it — it flagged a 540p master sold as 1080p.

Real System Output

What ships today, and what is still concept

STAGE 1

Play Detection

Concept render of the target detection overlay — in development

STAGE 2

Field Segmentation

Turf-hue mask isolating the playing surface — shipping today

STAGE 3

Annotated Output

Concept render of play labels and motion trails — in development

FOR THE COACH

What it delivers in practice

Staffs work 75-hour weeks and roughly 14 of them on film. Restoration is scored on a round trip where the truth is known — SSIM 0.86 to 0.97 — rather than asserted.

THE TECHNOLOGY

Film restoration (measured)