Broadcast/Creative Media Intern

Position Overview

The Broadcast/Creative Media Intern plays a key role in assisting the Manager of Broadcasting to deliver live game broadcasts, digital content, and entertainment for the Lincoln Stars during the 2026/27 season. This immersive position offers exposure to every component of a USHL broadcast operation, including pre-production planning, live production, video editing, and managing equipment. Additionally, the intern will contribute to the team's online media presence and provide color commentary for selected away games to engage fans and enhance the overall viewer experience.

Key Responsibilities

• Support the creation and preparation of weekly broadcast and video materials, including team features like All-Access with the Lincoln Stars and 200 Feet.
• Compile broadcast resources such as stats, spotting boards, player notes, storylines, pronunciation guides, and game notes.
• Design and update broadcast visual elements such as graphics, lower thirds, sponsor visuals, and video board content.
• Edit both short and long video segments for social media, the official website, and live broadcasts.
• Work closely with Communications and Marketing teams to coordinate content requirements and production schedules.
• Conduct research on opponent teams, milestones, and league updates to support broadcast narratives.
• Assist in setting up and operating broadcast equipment for radio, FloHockey, and in-arena shows during game days.
• Host intermission reports during home games via FloSports and Mixlr platforms.
• Support production tasks during pregame, intermission, and postgame segments.
• Help manage player and coach interviews and produce feature content and postgame packages.
• Address technical problems under the guidance of the Broadcasting Manager.
• Archive all broadcast recordings and game-related footage after events conclude.
• Perform as color analyst for designated Lincoln Stars road broadcasts, collaborating live with play-by-play announcers, and contribute to pregame and postgame coverage.

Candidate Qualifications

• One to two years experience in broadcasting, media production, or live event operations, including internships or entry-level roles.
• Familiarity with camera operation, audio equipment, video boards, and streaming technologies.
• Proficiency in video editing software such as Adobe Premiere or Final Cut Pro.
• Excellent communication, organizational, and multitasking abilities.
• Capability to work effectively in a dynamic, fast-paced, and high-pressure environment.
• Willingness to work evenings and weekends to support games and special events.