Fox Sports Live hosts Jay Onrait and Dan O’Toole recently interviewed Dan Patrick, a sports talk and broadcast host of his own show and NBC’s football broadcasts. The entire interview is worth a listen, it begins at the 29:50 mark of the video, but one of the fan questions submitted for Dan at the end…
ZaraStudio is my favourite, number one, most loved, bestest program on my computer for sportscasting. When I first started out broadcasting, I used either iTunes or Windows Media Player to cue up my elements. It worked fine for playing one at a time, or maybe a few back to back. However what I didn’t like…
As I spoke about in a previous post on demo reels, the use of personal websites showcasing the works of broadcasters is becoming more and more popular. For my needs, I have alexrawnsley.com which showcases some of my play-by-play, radio and television stories and some feature articles that have been done on my career. It not…
Not long ago, I got an email from a colleague in the BCHL asking about my goal calls. He was looking for ways to change up his goal call, feeling that it was too repetitive particularly when put into a highlight pack. So I thought it might make for an interesting post if I broke…
Anyone who knows me, knows I’m a huge fan of Mike “Doc” Emrick. His energy, his vocabulary and his professionalism is all first class. HBO’s “Real Sports” profiled Emrick in November on his career and path to the big leagues. Other pieces on Emrick include SI Media Podcast, Voices Documentary and Game 365 Profile.
When Sportscaster Life launched on January 5th, one of the fresh content blog posts that went along with it was my Top Video Editors for Sportscasters for producing highlights and other digital content. Today I want to take a look at something probably a lot more commonly used and likely a lot more important and…