Athletics Video Department

The Virginia Tech Athletics Video Office is a multi-faceted unit that provides video support to all 21 varsity sports on the Tech campus. Its roots are based in providing practice and game video to the football coaches and program. Since then, the video department has grown into one of the nation's largest, boasting four full time workers and nine students.

Those 13 workers gather highlights and produce highlight videos for each of Tech's varsity sports as well as running Mitsubishi videoboards both in Lane Stadium and Cassell Coliseum. Two state-of-the-art control rooms are used in the production of HokieVision every gameday.

The video department also produces "Hokie Playback," a rebroadcast of Tech's most recent home football game. Most recently, the department undertook the task of airing Olympic sports over the Internet, via Hokies All-Access. Over 50 events a year are available to Hokie fans across the globe for a nominal fee.

For a closer look at HokieVision click here.

For a closer look at the Football programs' use of video click here.