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Graduate Assistant – Production/Broadcasting (Webcasting)

Bryant University
1 day ago
Internship
On-site
Smithfield, Rhode Island, United States
Paid or Stipend

The Athletics Department at Bryant University invites applications for the 2?year Graduate Assistant position in Production/Broadcasting (Webcasting). Bryant University is an NCAA Division I program, sponsoring 25 varsity sports, and is a member of the America East Conference as well as an associate member of the Coastal Athletic Association, Big South, and East Coast Conferences. This position reports to the Associate Athletic Director for External Relations (or designated athletics administrator).

The Graduate Assistant for Production/Broadcasting (Webcasting) will assist with the planning, coordination, and execution of live and on?demand broadcasts for Bryant Athletics events. This position plays a critical role in ensuring all webcasts meet or exceed ESPN+, Conference, NCAA, and institutional broadcast standards, delivering a professional, consistent, and high?quality viewing experience.

Salary Range:

GA compensation includes a full tuition waiver, housing, and a $1,500.00 stipend in Spring and Fall semesters starting August 1. Graduate School is a 2?year part?time program beginning August 2026 through August 2028.

Bryant University is a private New England university with a tradition of innovation and a global vision for success. Our new strategic plan, Vision 2030, sets a trajectory for the next decade through academic excellence, outstanding student life, competitive athletics and student outcomes among the nation’s top 1% for ROI.

Responsibilities include, but are not limited to:

Assisting with the production and broadcasting of live athletic events on ESPN+ and conference digital platforms, ensuring compliance with all applicable broadcast standards

Supporting game productions that meet ESPN+ expectations, including proper camera counts and placement, audio quality, graphics integration, replay usage, and overall broadcast flow

Operating broadcast equipment including cameras, switchers, audio boards, replay systems, and graphics software

Assisting with directing, producing, camera operation, graphics, and replay during live events

Ensuring correct and timely integration of score bugs, lower thirds, sponsorship elements, and required ESPN+ graphics packages

Monitoring broadcast quality in real time and troubleshooting technical issues to maintain ESPN+ standards

Scheduling, training, and supervising student broadcast crews, emphasizing professionalism, preparation, and adherence to ESPN+ protocols

Assisting with setup, breakdown, maintenance, and inventory of production and webcasting equipment

Collaborating with athletics communications, marketing, and operations staff to support storytelling, branding, and fan engagement initiatives

Assisting with administrative tasks, including scheduling, documentation, production notes, and meeting summaries

Performing other duties as assigned

This position requires significant availability on nights, weekends, and select holidays based on competition and broadcast schedules. Requires an undergraduate degree from an accredited institution and acceptance into the Bryant University Graduate School (acceptance must be confirmed before candidate will be considered).

Preferred Qualifications:

Experience with live event production and broadcasting, preferably in an  NCAA  Division I or conference/ESPN+ environment

Familiarity with  ESPN+ broadcast standards , workflows, and production expectations

Working knowledge of video production equipment and software, including cameras, switchers, replay systems, and graphics platforms

Experience training and supervising student production crews

Strong technical aptitude, attention to detail, and ability to remain composed in live event environments

Exposure to intercollegiate athletics operations

Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to collaborate across departments

Excellent organizational, verbal, and written communication skills