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Behind Every
Great Broadcast
Is a Great Crew.
We're building the production team behind elite sports media. Five specialist roles, zero experience required for some — just real drive and the hunger to learn on the job.
Applications reviewed every Monday · Roles open to volunteers & interns
The Five Roles
Each role is a real part of how we produce. Pick yours, read what it actually involves, and apply below when you're ready.
Linear Producer
Run the full broadcast programme from open to close.
The Linear Producer owns the on-air flow. You're responsible for scheduling segments, managing real-time timing, and ensuring every broadcast moment hits as planned. You'll coordinate with directors, segment producers, and on-air talent to make sure the show runs seamlessly from the first whistle to the final wrap.
What you'll actually do
- Own the rundown and keep the broadcast on schedule
- Coordinate live inserts, replays, and transitions
- Liaise with segment producers on story sequencing
- Flag and resolve on-air timing issues in real time
- Brief the director before and during live transmissions
No previous experience required for some levels — we train on the job.
Apply for this roleSegment Producer
Craft individual content pieces for air and digital.
Segment Producers develop standalone stories — match previews, player profiles, tactical breakdowns, post-game analysis — and take each from pitch to delivery. This role is perfect for someone who thinks in narrative arcs and loves the craft of shaping a story for camera.
What you'll actually do
- Pitch, research, and develop segment ideas
- Write scripts and coordinate on-camera interviews
- Brief and work with editors to shape the final cut
- Adapt segments for both broadcast and social formats
- Meet tight daily and weekly production deadlines
No previous experience required for some levels — we train on the job.
Apply for this roleProduction Director Assistant
Keep operations moving across every department.
The Production Director's right hand. You'll manage call sheets, coordinate inter-departmental communication, track deliverables, and solve logistical problems before they become crises. This role teaches you how a professional production operates end-to-end — and there's a direct path to PD from here.
What you'll actually do
- Produce and distribute daily call sheets and schedules
- Track departmental deliverables and flag delays
- Attend production meetings and circulate action points
- Coordinate transport, accommodation, and crew logistics
- Act as the first point of contact for on-set queries
No previous experience required for some levels — we train on the job.
Apply for this roleLogistics Support
Make sure every piece of kit is where it needs to be.
Production lives or dies on logistics. You'll handle equipment transport, venue prep, crew movement, and on-site problem-solving — keeping the operation running smoothly before, during, and after every shoot or broadcast day.
What you'll actually do
- Manage equipment inventory, transport, and returns
- Coordinate with venues on access, power, and setup
- Ensure crew have what they need on location
- Handle last-minute sourcing and procurement
- Support the Production Director Assistant on logistics planning
No previous experience required for some levels — we train on the job.
Apply for this roleAudio & Sound Engineer
Own the sound of every broadcast and shoot.
Audio is 50% of the experience — and most people only notice it when it's wrong. As our Audio & Sound Engineer you'll design, set up, and mix sound for live broadcasts and location shoots. From crowd mics and pitchside effects to commentary and music beds — you shape the sonic identity of the show.
What you'll actually do
- Set up and test all microphone and IFB systems
- Mix live broadcast audio across commentary, effects, and music
- Maintain and troubleshoot audio equipment
- Coordinate with the director on audio cue timing
- Archive and manage all audio assets post-broadcast
No previous experience required for some levels — we train on the job.
Apply for this roleWhy Join the Crew?
Real experience. Real output. Real connections.
Real Production Credits
Your name in the credits of professionally broadcast content distributed across social and streaming platforms.
Professional Network
Work alongside industry professionals and build relationships that open doors in broadcast, digital, and sports media.
Hands-on Training
Skip the classroom — you'll learn by doing, on real productions with real stakes, mentored by working professionals.
Portfolio Material
Walk away with polished work samples from actual broadcast and commercial productions to add to your portfolio.
Path to Paid Roles
Strong performers are first considered when paid contract positions open up on our expanding production roster.
Commercial Shoot Access
Volunteers and interns get early access to commercial shoot listings before they go public.
How It Works
From interest to first production day in four steps.
Choose your role
Read through the five roles above and pick the one that fits your skills or the one you want to learn.
Submit your application
Fill in the form with your background, portfolio or resume link, and a short cover note. Takes under 5 minutes.
We review weekly
Applications are reviewed every Monday. Shortlisted candidates are contacted within 7 days.
Orientation & first day
You'll receive a brief, sign any necessary agreements, and be assigned to your first production within 2 weeks.
Ready to apply?
Your spot on the crew is open.
Applications take less than 5 minutes. We review every one, every week.