For certain sports you can save money by combining the boys and girls media guides into one. This works well for sports like basketball and lacrosse when they both play during the same season. The cost of producing the media guide can then be divided to make it more cost-effective for each program. The media guides can either have either the boys or the girls first followed by the other, or you can make the media guide a flip book. In a flip book the boys and girls would each have their own independent cover. This is a great way to give each program the feel of having their own program, yet dividing the cost to save money.

Here are a couple samples of senior covers for the Woodbridge High School football team. Because we run the covers digitally we can print small amounts for each senior and then the balance of a more generic senior cover that might feature a group shot of the seniors. This is a great way to increase interest and sales of your media guide near the end of the season.

The 2010 Villa Park Hills High School Girls Basketball Media Guide.

The 2010 Troy High School Girls Basketball Media Guide.

The 2010 Valencia High School Boys Basketball Media Guide.

The 2010 Orange Classic Basketball Tournament Media Guide.

The 2010 El Dorado High School Boys Basketball Media Guide.

The 2010 Whittier Christian High School Boys and GIrls Basketball Media Guide.

The 2010 San Juan Hills High School Boys Basketball Media Guide.

The 2010 Corona Del Mar High School Girls Basketball Media Guide.

The 2009 Esperanza High School Girls Volleyball calendar poster.

The 2009 Esperanza High School Girls Volleyball Media Guide with an all team photo foldout. The team and individual photos for the media guide were taken by our in-house photographer Mike Cifranic.