Travellers Guide to India Football (TGIF)-Season One
Series Post-Production & Social Media Partner for Sportfolio Production
Official Editor | Motion Graphic | Sound Design | Cinematic Storytelling | Scripting | Social Media Reels | Post Production Supervision
Travellers’ Guide to Indian Football (TGIF) is a long-format documentary series created by Sportfolio Productions that explores football culture across different Indian states. Each episode focuses on a region, its people, clubs, players, fans, and the social context around the game. The series was built slowly, thoughtfully, and very intentionally around storytelling, pacing, and honest conversations.
MediaSolz came in as the official post-production partner, handling the series at a structural level: editing, sound, motion, storytelling support, social media extensions, and final delivery — working closely with Sportfolio throughout the season.
- Industry : Sports Media / Documentary
- Services : We have done data management, helped in scripting - storytelling, Series editing (major work), sound design, and overall delivery of video exports with a post-production supervisor.
About Client Requirements
TGIF needed a video production company that could operate as part of the production, along with supporting post-production and social media activities.
- Handle large volumes of raw footage coming from different locations.
- Maintain story continuity across multiple episodes.
- Balance depth with watchability for digital platforms.
- Support the team with story structure and narrative clarity.
- Extend the series into short-form content while maintaining quality.
- Stay involved till the final delivery and publishing stage.
Challenges Addressed by MediaSolz
| Challenge | Solution by MediaSolz |
| Footage coming from multiple states, shoots, and timelines | We set up a clean data management and versioning system so nothing got lost or repeated. |
| Long-format episodes risked losing viewer attention | Focused on pacing, rhythm, and scene order during series editing, not just cuts. |
| Weekly releases with tight timelines | Took ownership of end-to-end post-production so Sportfolio could focus on production. |
Our Execution Approach
Our video production team of editors, scriptwriters, sound and motion designers, and animators ensures the series is one continuous narrative. This helped maintain flow across episodes, preventing each episode from feeling disconnected.
We also supported storytelling to tighten sequences where intent was strong, but structure was loose, ensuring interviews, visuals, and ambient moments worked together.
Our sound design service added impact, intent, and purpose to the series. It helped in a smooth transition between scenes while maintaining consistency across episodes.
Motion graphics were designed to support the narrative without overpowering it — helping viewers orient themselves while keeping the focus on people and stories.
As part of the social media service, we helped create and edit 25 reels to help the series reach audiences who hadn’t yet watched full episodes. We received an overwhelming response on social media with 100k+ views.
Throughout the five-episode series, team MediaSolz worked with TGIF on final exports, final checks, and post-production supervision. This ensured consistency across all content released.
The Final Result
TGIF Season connected deeply with its audience. Viewers consistently describe the series as “Something they hadn’t seen before in Indian football content”, “Honest, grounded, and emotionally engaging”, “Educational without being heavy”, and “Visually and narratively well-crafted”. Overall, TGIF Season One achieved strong organic performance across platforms, building a loyal and engaged football community:
- 25M+ total views (YouTube + Instagram)
- 20,500+ watch hours
- 355,000+ engagements
- 6,150+ community growth
- 5 full episodes, 25 reels, and 2 trailers delivered
This sports documentary helped us showcase our skills in scripting, video editing, cinematography, sound design, and motion graphics. More importantly, it showed how structured post-production and close collaboration can shape content that audiences trust, engage with, and return to.