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The Lansing Herald Media Group is going to open up production crew opportunities for our fall high school game broadcasts. Meant for high school students; these are opportunities they can work at their discretion. As part of the pool you pick and choose your assignments out of the open opportunities (posted biweekly).
Pay is $20-$60+ per game (depending on assignments approx $15-$40 per hr). We will only bring on ten students in total.
Everyone in the pool will have access to the following opportunities:
GoFer - A go-fer’s job is to run back and forth in a game if something comes up. (Go for this…go for that) Run to the pressbox to verify a name, run to the scorers table because we didn’t catch who got the assist, run to the car to grab a cord we forgot, run to the field and ask a coach because we are missing a number on the roster, run to the concession stands for waters ect. (Not glorious and task oriented, lots of downtime with moments of electric adrenaline rush. Students looking towards med careers, firefighters, emt’s, police ect should gravitate towards this)
Camera Operator - Runs a camera (or multiple cameras) during a game. Follows the action & manages the camera(s) during the game. Off air, non speaking technical position. (Hot, cold, wet, on your feet ect. Might be working on the press box roof! Not always comfortable it’s a workman’s role with little glory but is rewarding. Introverts should inquire with gusto!)
Statistician - Keeps stats during the game. Works directly with broadcast crew at or near the broadcast position in a non speaking role. (Near the heat but not in the fire, meticulous nature needed & has to HATE to be wrong. It’s the future accountants, lawyers, teachers and insurance people role.)
Sideline Reporter - On air role for pregame, halftime/intermission & postgame segments. May interact with players and coaches. Performance experience will be helpful (On air content creator or theater people as this a role for the preeners of the world. Dress up to be seen. Will command EVERYONE’s attention. Requires being brave and bold.)
Color Commentator - On air broadcaster. Should have knowledge, experience or enthusiasm for the sport. Pluses are the ability to entertain and you need to be a natural talker. (Folks - This is the heart of the fire because live entertainment is extremely difficult. The show MUST go on and YOU are bringing the show. You can’t be late, have to think both in the moment and ahead of it, all while being accurate, mindful and entertaining. This is the proving ground for the heatseeker. If you succeed in this role you can take on the world. Only for the truly ambitious.)
We are a family owned and independent media broadcast company published since 2016, based out of Haslett, MI. Our mission is to bring people together through the joy of community with upbeat broadcasts and storytelling.
All broadcasts, photos, interviews and highlights from the Lansing Herald will be available without charge.
We started in Haslett, in 2016 and by 2018 we knew it was time to grow out of our Haslett roots, and expand our voice to carry our message across to the people of Mid-Michigan. Now the Lansing Herald Media Groups includes The Lansing Herald, Talk Lansing & Lansing TV12
Email our publisher directly at publisher@lansingherald.com
Web ads are seen by thousands of people across Mid-Michigan. Stories are promoted to drive viewership to the community pages.
The community sponsor holds the top spot on each community page. It is the first thing people see, has more information available and has a customizable clickable link. As an additional perk all community sponsors receive two ads in any live broadcast we do of that community - including the playoffs and even through the state championships! Limited to only one community sponsor per community.
You will have a customizable square ad in a high traffic area on the community page. This is a clickable ad that will send people exactly where you want them to be!
A sport sponsorship is the perfect way to show your support for the sport you love. As a sport sponsor you are tied to the stories, videos, highlights and broadcasts that occur for that sport. Video highlights & interviews include your logo overlaid onto the video. Everywhere it goes, you do to! Stories include a tagline advertisement precluding the story and You also receive special recognition in any live broadcasts we do in that sport AND on social media. You go where we go, all season long.
Football, Basketball, Hockey, Baseball (Our primary broadcast sports)
Soccer, Volleyball, Cross Country, Marching Band, Wrestling, Track & Field, Softball and Lacrosse
Golf, Swim & Dive, Tennis, Cheer, Bowling and Gymnastics
This is our in game sponsorships for things like touchdowns, time outs, 3 pointers, goals, halftime, intermissions, power plays, home runs ect. Prices vary on the likelihood, consistency and frequency of the event.
Live sports is the advertising king. People tune into the games and stay with them until the final moments. From season openers to state title games we are there. We expect to be on air for approx. 70 games a year across multiple sports. All broadcasts are archived for the audience presenting a greater ROI for the advertisers. Our broadcasts are available to listen to for free all. (Combination of live radio, live stream and tape delayed video.)
30 second on air ads in every MHSAA broadcast game we do, playoffs and state levels games included.
Multi year agreements are discounted $150 per year; quarterly billing available on multi year agreements.
A great opportunity for short term & seasonal advertising or to jump in on a specific game of the week or big rivalry game that you want to be a part of.
Some of our most fervent games due the district championships often drawing the deepest rivalry! At the end of the night someone is going home with a trophy!
Your team makes it this level it's getting serious now. This is when you start to see entire towns jumping on team bandwagons and oh boy do they tune in.
To see a team reach this level of competition is extraordinary and rare. Even though the big media is broadcasting these games too the audience look to us for their home town call. This is about police escorts and signs forever welcoming people to the home of their state champions. We've set listening records for these games as no one wants to miss the moment when today becomes forever.
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