About the role#
The Assistant Broadcast Producer supports the production team for home games. You will help manage the broadcast workflow, coordinate camera operators, and assist with technical operations to ensure a quality broadcast. This is a full-time, on-site internship running from late May through mid-August 2027.
What you'll do#
- Set up four cameras for each of the 22 home games.
- Operate the follow the ball camera.
- Run the Hi-Home camera.
- Schedule and serve as the point of contact for the camera crew.
- Troubleshoot technical issues in real time.
- Collaborate with the director and producer to maintain an organized production.
- Assist the broadcaster with research for pre-game notes and post-game wrap-ups.
- Help the broadcast engineer produce and integrate graphics.
- Brainstorm creative broadcast content ideas like player interviews or behind-the-scenes features.
What you'll need#
- Strong knowledge of baseball and baseball production.
- Technical troubleshooting skills.
- Strong organizational ability.
- Ability to work in a high-stress environment.
- Flexibility to work nontraditional hours, including late nights and weekends.
- Commitment to a professional career path.
- Status as a self-starter and team player.
- Live camera experience is a plus.
- Pursuing a degree in Media Studies or Communications.
Location & details#
- Location: Keene, New Hampshire.
- Modality: On-site.
- Compensation: This is an unpaid internship. The role includes housing, a game-night meal, and a $400 stipend.
About NEW ENGLAND COLLEGIATE BASEBALL LEAGUE INC
The New England Collegiate Baseball League operates as a wooden bat summer league for college players. It maintains teams across all six New England states. Founded in 1993, the organization is based in Sanford, Maine. It functions as a nonprofit entity with a staff of 26 employees. Major League Baseball provides partial funding for the league.
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