About the role#
The Legacy Leagues is a basketball league that provides a professional experience for players. This internship offers students the chance to gain experience in broadcast media production and distribution. The role is unpaid and supports school credit.
What you'll do#
- Track full statistics for basketball games in real time.
- Conduct post-game player interviews.
- Appear on-camera to review game action and provide analysis.
- Record video content during games.
- Write feature stories for online publication.
- Edit and compile game highlights into packages.
- Create graphics for social media platforms.
- Prepare interview questions for players.
- Use basketball knowledge to explain time and score situations to viewers.
What you'll need#
- Current enrollment in Communications, Journalism, or Media Studies programs.
- Prior sports writing experience is highly recommended.
- On-camera and filming experience is a plus.
- A solid understanding of basketball rules and gameplay.
Location & details#
- This is a hybrid role based in Trumbull, Connecticut.
- Games take place on Thursday nights at Insports Centers.
- Post-game tasks can be completed remotely with internet access.
- The term runs during Winter 2027.
About The Legacy Leagues
The Legacy Leagues operates as a broadcast media production and distribution company. It manages a recreational basketball league with a focus on low-rim play. The organization provides media coverage for its participants. This coverage includes live streams, podcasts, and stat tracking. The company consists of one employee.
How to get in at The Legacy Leagues
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