CJP Broadcast has completed a new pitch-side media installation for Cinderford RFC, creating a flexible production setup that supports match coverage, coaching analysis and the club’s growing programme of community events. The project follows wider developments at the ground, including the introduction of a new all-weather 4G pitch that has significantly increased activity across the club.

Cinderford RFC approached CJP for guidance on improving its match recording capabilities and enhancing how it engages supporters. Early discussions centred on a straightforward camera requirement, but after reviewing the club’s aims and the opportunities created by the upgraded pitch, CJP provided a solution that would offer long term value and room for future expansion.

The completed installation includes two pitch-side PTZ cameras, an operated match camera, an interview camera, a dedicated media room and structured cabling designed to accommodate additional cameras for tournaments and events. CJP also upgraded the clubhouse with a new projector, speakers, microphones and video matrix routing to support matchday presentations and community events. The system meets National League recording requirements and provides a strong foundation for live streaming, pitch-side analysis and digital content creation.

Rob Beavis from Cinderford RFC said “We’re already seeing the benefits of having a media setup in place. The new media room gives us the chance to review match footage straight after games, and there’s a lot of potential for interviews, features and coverage that show what’s happening around the club. With more activity on the pitch and more community events planned, having the right system in place is a big step forward for us.”

Chris Phillips, Managing Director at CJP Broadcast, said “We wanted to give Cinderford RFC a system that supports their immediate needs while opening the door to new opportunities. The club has a clear vision for how it wants to use video to connect with supporters and highlight everything happening across the community. Our role was to design a practical, scalable setup that helps them take that next step with confidence.”

Cinderford RFC is expanding the use of its upgraded facilities across the club, including increased coverage of its Women’s and Girls’ rugby teams and the introduction of other sports such as walking football. The club is also preparing to develop a YouTube channel to showcase first team fixtures, youth rugby and community events hosted on the new pitch.