Not the TV copy,but whats the copy the coaches...

ODK
OFFENSE
DEFENSE
KICKING

SL/EZ
SIDELINE
ENDZONE

Checkerboard

coach green....I would say YES..if you said coaches film, that would describe what you are looking for.

The teams generally have cameras filming different angles than that of the TV production. The one that most closely resembles the TV is usually called the Sideline Wide ... which keeps all 22 players in the picture for the majority of the shot. The ALSO film a tight shot from an endzone angle which focuses on the Lineman..genearlly from outside the TE to outside the TE (or ghost TE)

The word "checkerboard" describes the way the film is usually put together for viewing. The film alternates views of the same play. Generally Wide Angle first, followed by the same play's tight endzone footage.

As brophy mentioned, generally the video is then ODK'd, which means it is segmented into to only offensive plays, then only defensive plays, then only kicking plays to aid in the break down process.

Lastly, "cut ups" can be made from those O, D, K segments, in which plays containing a certain criteria are pulled out for separate viewing. For example when game planning coaches may watch a "formation" cut up, which would have all of the same plays run from a certain formation back to back to back. ( All of the I formation plays, followed by all of the split back plays etc. )