[Pat Fairbank]

Actually, I think there would be a fair amount of interest in this. While FIRST does hire a professional video company to film what we see on the big screen, the type of shots they do (i.e. close-ups) do not convey much of what is happening on the playing field at any given time, as has been stated many times on these fora.

A DVD with video that covered the entire field for every match would be valuable for scouting purposes (assuming it was produced quickly enough) and to have as a documentary of matches. I'd be willing to pay maybe $30 for something like that.