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WSC Sports found the business hiding between the highlights
Four friends built software for coaches. Then the NBA helped them discover a bigger customer: the publisher trying to turn one game into a thousand different stories.
Backlight bought the tools. Now it is fixing the handoffs.
Six specialist products, one expensive problem: the time lost between making a video and getting it seen. Backlight is turning a portfolio of media software into a connected production line.
Veritone wants your archive to earn its keep
A forgotten clip can become a licensing deal. A body-camera recording can become a records backlog. Veritone sells the machinery that helps organizations tell the difference - and put their stored media to work.
Premiere Digital Services makes sure the movie actually makes it to market
A finished film still has a surprisingly long way to travel. Premiere Digital Services handles the files, the formats and the storefront checks that stand between a completed picture and a paying audience.
Oxagile and the Art of Getting Out of the Way
A streaming app has eight seconds to become invisible. Oxagile has built a business around the code, compromises, and unglamorous repairs that make that possible.
ScorePlay
ScorePlay is an AI-powered media asset management platform built specifically for the sports industry. It centralizes photos, videos and live broadcast content into one system, then uses computer vision and facial recognition to automatically tag athletes, sponsors and moments so teams, leagues and federations can find and distribute content in seconds instead of hours. Founded in 2021 and headquartered in New York, ScorePlay is used by 200+ sports organizations worldwide and raised a $13M Series A in February 2025.
Victorien Tixier
Victorien Tixier is the co-founder and CEO of ScorePlay, a New York-based sports-tech company whose AI platform ingests, tags, and distributes the flood of photos and video that pro teams generate every game day. He built it after an internship at a five-a-side soccer chain turned into a home-grown video-recording business, then a first company called Hydra, and finally ScorePlay in 2021 with engineer Xavier Green. By 2025 more than 300 sports organizations - from the NBA and Premier League to the NWSL - ran their media operations on it, and the company raised a $13M Series A backed by Giannis Antetokounmpo, Alex Morgan, Nico Rosberg, Alexis Ohanian's Seven Seven Six, and Harry Stebbings' 20VC. Tixier and Green made the 2025 Forbes 30 Under 30 Sports list.