Production Support - Content Spotter
Description:
The Spotter I (Event) will provide crucial support to ESPNs on-air broadcasters
Identifying player(s) and team formations involved in different plays on the field
Works hand-in-hand with on-air talent before and during the event telecast
Providing content support in identifying player(s) involved on the field
Working with assigned talent to create specialty spotter boards
Research on players and teams to maximize ability to identify play(s)
Providing immediate feedback to talent on player(s) involved in the outcome of each play
Operates within the context of defined sports remote telecasts concepts, objectives and outcomes
Requirements:
Valid Drivers License is required
Inner working knowledge of the sport and the rules of the game
Ability to work in fast-paced, high stress, live television environment
Must be able to clearly identify all objects and action on field of play
Ability to uniquely communicate (often silently via spotter boards) pertinent game information with on-air broadcast talent with immediacy
Prior live sports television production experience
Prior amateur or professional experience within sports area, potentially as a former player or manager
Knowledge of sports and sports history
Benefits:
Select benefits may be provided as part of the compensation package
medical
financial
other benefits
Apply Now
The Spotter I (Event) will provide crucial support to ESPNs on-air broadcasters
Identifying player(s) and team formations involved in different plays on the field
Works hand-in-hand with on-air talent before and during the event telecast
Providing content support in identifying player(s) involved on the field
Working with assigned talent to create specialty spotter boards
Research on players and teams to maximize ability to identify play(s)
Providing immediate feedback to talent on player(s) involved in the outcome of each play
Operates within the context of defined sports remote telecasts concepts, objectives and outcomes
Requirements:
Valid Drivers License is required
Inner working knowledge of the sport and the rules of the game
Ability to work in fast-paced, high stress, live television environment
Must be able to clearly identify all objects and action on field of play
Ability to uniquely communicate (often silently via spotter boards) pertinent game information with on-air broadcast talent with immediacy
Prior live sports television production experience
Prior amateur or professional experience within sports area, potentially as a former player or manager
Knowledge of sports and sports history
Benefits:
Select benefits may be provided as part of the compensation package
medical
financial
other benefits
Apply Now