I did a story some time ago about CU Director of Sports Video Jamie Guy, who, for the last few years has been undertaking a project of converting a bunch of archival film to digital so that it might be preserved. Today I noticed some examples of Guy's work that I wanted to share, as in the last 24 hours, CU's Football YouTube page has uploaded a good handful of old game footage dating back to the 1950s.
These serve as case-in-point examples of what Guy has been working on. From what he'd told me last September, there's a mountain of old film/tapes that the AD has in storage, from which he's been steadily picking things out to digitize.
My story with Jamie Guy from last September: https://colorado.rivals.com/news/ja...rvation-digitizing-the-history-of-cu-football
Presumably, he's still got a lot of work ahead of him, but it's cool to see some examples of his project, which are the clips below:
These serve as case-in-point examples of what Guy has been working on. From what he'd told me last September, there's a mountain of old film/tapes that the AD has in storage, from which he's been steadily picking things out to digitize.
My story with Jamie Guy from last September: https://colorado.rivals.com/news/ja...rvation-digitizing-the-history-of-cu-football
Presumably, he's still got a lot of work ahead of him, but it's cool to see some examples of his project, which are the clips below:
