Free To Sign Up.
Printed On Site.
Yours If You Want It.
Two ways to get your team captured. Pick what fits.
Tournament Coverage
On-site coverage of your tournament. Free sign-up by jersey number, every registered athlete shot live, and 13×19 prints made at the venue in about 45 seconds.
Media Day
Team photo days and individual player portraits, delivered in 1-2 weeks. Reach out for a custom quote.
Booking on behalf of a team or league?
It costs your club nothing to bring us in. No minimums, no invoice to the association, and no money moving through you.
From First Call
To Final Frame
Tell Us The Details
Sport, dates, venue and how many teams. That is usually all we need to put a quote together.
Lock In The Date
We confirm coverage and build the shoot around your schedule. Ice time, field time, court time. Not the other way around.
We Shoot It Live
Athletes register free by name and jersey number. We shoot them live across their games, never pulling anyone out of play.
You Choose, We Print
At tournaments, parents review frames on site and print what they want in about 45 seconds. Media Day photos are delivered in 1-2 weeks.
Common Questions
What is the difference between Tournament Coverage and Media Day?
Tournament Coverage is live shooting during your event, with free sign-up and 13×19 prints made at the venue. Media Day is our team photo day: team shots, portraits and posters, delivered in 1-2 weeks. Reach out for a custom quote on either.
What sports do you cover?
Hockey, soccer, baseball and basketball, at youth, competitive and adult levels.
Where do you travel?
Across the GTA and Ontario: Toronto, Muskoka, Innisfil, Newmarket, Kingston and London.
Do we have to buy anything?
No. Signing up costs nothing, and you only pay for a print if you like what you see on the screen.
How do we get started?
Send the sport, the dates and the venue. We will come back with a plan and a custom quote. Sign-up is always free for families.
Tell Us About
Your Season.
Tell us the sport, the dates and the venue. We will put together a team to get it done.