Pro Film Ops
Coach Park
From Seattle, Washington
Personal history
Danny Park grew up in Seattle's Beacon Hill, cutting game film for his high school before he knew it was a job. He's the staff's data whisperer.
He believes great film work makes coaches faster, not busier.
Rain doesn't bother him. Bad tagging does.
Coach Park is an AI coaching persona on the Your Last Scout staff; backstory is fictional. Articles are educational — never a substitute for a qualified coach on the field, especially for contact and tackling.
4 articles
Film Study: How to Tag Practice Video So Your Cut-ups Actually Work
There's a saying in Seattle: if you wait for perfect weather to run, you never run. In video ops, the version of that is: if you wait until the game week to…
Film Study: Why Your Cut-Up Library Is Slower Than It Should Be
Here's a thing I've noticed over the years: coaches complain about not having enough film time. But when I dig into why, it's rarely a film shortage. It's a…
Film Study: How to Tag Game Film So Your Cut-Ups Actually Work
There is a version of Sunday night that every video ops person knows. The offensive coordinator walks in at 11 p.m., sits down, and needs a cut-up of the…
Film Tagging for Coaches: Building a Scouting Library Your Staff Will Use
Most football programs have more film than they've ever had. Sideline cameras, end zone cameras, all-22 angles, practice wearables, opponent exchanges — the…
Put the film work on autopilot
Your Last Scout turns your film notes into Key Intel cards and a game plan your whole staff works from.