How One Sportscaster Lands 250+ Gigs Every Year
One of the biggest challenges in sports broadcasting today isn’t talent- it’s finding work. That’s why I brought in Gabe […]
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The Fastest Way to Improve in Broadcasting is Direct Feedback
One of the hardest parts of sports broadcasting is learning how to evaluate yourself objectively. Most broadcasters know when something
Building the Toolkit to Work More Broadcasts and Call Games
The broadcasters who consistently work are rarely just talented announcers. They understand preparation, networking, production, branding, communication, and professionalism. In
Coaching Accelerates Growth in Sports Broadcasting
Sports broadcasting is more competitive than ever. Technology has made it easier to start, but standing out takes far more
Don’t Imitate Kevin Harlan – Learn From His Work
Please, please, please stop trying to sound like Kevin Harlan. An SBTNsports.com Blog by David Brody It’s easy to understand
When the Moment Is Bigger Than the Call; Do History Justice
If you’re a play-by-play announcer and you think this is a good call by Gus Johnson, you might want to
Stop Asking “Why Them?” Start Asking “What Do I Actually Offer?”
If you’re not getting the job you want, stop asking “Why them?” and start asking “What do I actually offer?”
Sports Broadcast Talent Network (SBTN) Officially Launches to Create New Pathways in Sports Broadcasting
MIAMI, Fla. — The Sports Broadcast Talent Network (SBTN) has officially launched, introducing a new platform designed to connect emerging
Broadcasters Rally Around Tyler Bright After Shooting Derails Career Launch
A 22-year-old aspiring sports broadcaster who was weeks away from beginning his professional career in Iowa is recovering in intensive
The Quiet Power of the Spotting Board: How Preparation Shapes Every Great Broadcast
It rarely makes the highlight reel. It never trends on social media. And yet, no tool has influenced the quality