[Official] Live Coverage of the Indiana 2014 3x3 Finals

[Noahaha]

We wanted to come as close as possible to what you might see on ESPN. Tell us how we did

Kit and Noah take on the role of sportscasters, giving you live commentary and exclusive coverage of the 4 person 3x3 finals at the Indiana 2014 Rubik's Cube competition.

Special thanks to Mike Hughey for letting us make this video at his competition!

Timestamps:
Competition Recap - 0:04
Finals Play-by-Play - 4:53
Interviews - 12:44
Awards - 16:04
Wrap Up - 17:08

 

[yoshinator]

Holy this is freaking amazing

 

[slinky773]

Looking at the video, I look so awkward and flail-y (I'm the one judging for Kennan)

In any case, you and Kit did a great job with this. Hopefully this will be a trend at competitions with high profile finals, like this one and (maybe, though iirc they didn't do it this year at Nationals because of issues when they did it at Worlds) National/Continental/World championships. Very nice video.

 

[BrianJ]

This was gj.

 

[Iggy]

Wow awesome :tu

 

[Deathranger999]

This is like the best thing ever. Do more of this. XD

 

[MarcelP]

This is really good stuff. I very much enjoyed this video. Oh and... you two guys (Noah and Kit) are very well articulated. It takes some skills to speak as comfertabel as you do for a camera.

 

[Antonie faz fan]

Awsome vid!!!

 

[Cubeologist]

Very cool. I could watch this all day.

 

[Tim Major]

"Oh man this is going to be cringey"

I came in expecting it to be bad but it was awesome! If you do it again you should tell the competitors to not cube whilst getting interviewed though, pretty annoying. Great job Noah/Kit.

 

[XTowncuber]

If you do it again you should tell the competitors to not cube whilst getting interviewed though, pretty annoying. Great job Noah/Kit.

Only one of them did.

 

[DeeDubb]

Only one of them did.

Ban him

 

[rock1313]

Very talented commentators Noah/Kit

 

[brian724080]

Lets hope that this stuff will be on TV in the next decade or so

 

[Deleted member 19792]

I should try this at the next comp I go to [if I don't make finals]

 

[Noahaha]

I should try this at the next comp I go to [if I don't make finals]

I should warn you that it was very hard to set up and required the cooperation of the organizer.

 

[Sa967St]

This is awesome!

 

[Methuselah96]

With some effects thrown in to make it even more like ESPN.

Just something I threw together, so there are a few errors here and there. Also, the actual effects (including images) could be better, but I didn't have a whole lot of time to waste on this. The goal was to just show the potential of this type of video.

Color key for the bar on the far right:
Blue: mean
Yellow: mean - standard deviation
Orange: mean + standard deviation
Green (number displayed on bar): estimated average (assumes rest of solves are the same as mean)
White: lower bound (fastest possible average)
Red: upper bound (slowest possible average)

 

[rowehessler]

With some effects thrown in to make it even more like ESPN.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wOKpLNFbCzA

Just something I threw together, so there are a few errors here and there. Also, the actual effects (including images) could be better, but I didn't have a whole lot of time to waste on this. The goal was to just show the potential of this type of video.

Color key for the bar on the far right:
Blue: mean
Yellow: mean - standard deviation
Orange: mean + standard deviation
Green (number displayed on bar): estimated average (assumes rest of solves are the same as mean)
White: lower bound (fastest possible average)
Red: upper bound (slowest possible average)

this is awesome, do this for every competition

 

[kcl]

With some effects thrown in to make it even more like ESPN.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wOKpLNFbCzA

Just something I threw together, so there are a few errors here and there. Also, the actual effects (including images) could be better, but I didn't have a whole lot of time to waste on this. The goal was to just show the potential of this type of video.

Color key for the bar on the far right:
Blue: mean
Yellow: mean - standard deviation
Orange: mean + standard deviation
Green (number displayed on bar): estimated average (assumes rest of solves are the same as mean)
White: lower bound (fastest possible average)
Red: upper bound (slowest possible average)

This is downright awesome.