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Director of Broadcast Production Internship

The Director of Broadcast Production intern is responsible for making sure the home game broadcast on ESPN+ runs smoothly and is of the highest quality. Tasks include:

  • Manage set up and operation of all home broadcast video streams including cameras, broadcast equipment, and microphone/audio equipment
  • Communicate with ESPN+ personnel throughout the production
  • Operate the camera switcher to move between camera angles during the broadcast
  • Supervise Assistant Broadcast Producer 
  • Supervise camera operators (3-4) to ensure they stay on task and focused
  • Work closely with the broadcaster and producer to ensure an organized production 
  • Assist the broadcaster with research for pre-game notes and post-game wrap up
  • Produce pre-game interviews (can be pre-taped) and coordinate post-game player interviews
  • Mix sponsor commercials into broadcast as appropriate 
  • Familiarity with on screen broadcast graphics (i.e. follow the action, know what should be on the screen at a given time)
  • Assist in the design and production of a broadcast intro & outro 
  • Supplement social media intern with content
  • Brainstorm new and creative ideas as it relates to broadcast content (i.e. micing players on game day, day in the life of a SwampBat, etc.)

Skills: 

  • Familiarity with VMix, OBS, Adobe Premiere (or similar software) a plus
  • Strong organizational and technical skills
  • Technical troubleshooting
  • Ability to delegate tasks to a small team
  • Self starter and a team player
  • Ability work in a high stress environment 
  • Commitment to a professional career path   
  • Flexible in all situations 
  • Must be willing to work nontraditional hours - late nights, weekends 

Additional Info: This is an on site, full time position and runs from late May - mid August. This is an unpaid internship, but we provide housing, a game-night meal, and a $600 stipend. Your own transportation is encouraged but not necessary.