Broadcast​/Creative Media Intern

Broadcast/Creative Media Internship for the 2026/27 season Position Summary

The Broadcast/Creative Media Intern supports the Manager of Broadcasting in producing live broadcasts, digital media, and in-arena entertainment for the Lincoln Stars. This hands-on internship provides experience in all aspects of a USHL broadcast operation, including pre-production, live game production, content creation, video editing, and equipment operation. The Broadcast/Creative Media Intern will also contribute to the team's digital media efforts and serve as the color analyst for select road broadcasts, helping deliver a professional and engaging experience for fans, partners, and the organization.

• Assist in planning, producing, and editing weekly video and audio content, including All-Access with the Lincoln Stars, 200 Feet, and other team features.
• Prepare broadcast materials including statistics, spotting boards, player notes, storylines, pronunciation guides, and game notes.
• Create and update broadcast graphics, lower thirds, sponsor elements, and video board content.
• Edit short-form and long-form video content for social platforms, website, and broadcasts.
• Coordinate with Communications and Marketing departments to gather content and production needs.
• Research opponent storylines, milestones, and league news to support broadcasts.

• Assist with the setup, operation, and breakdown of broadcast equipment for radio, Flo Hockey, and in-arena productions.
• Host intermission reports during Stars home games on Flo Sports and Mixlr.
• Provide production support for pregame, intermission, and postgame programming.
• Assist with player and coach interviews, feature production, and postgame content.
• Troubleshoot technical issues under the supervision of the Manager of Broadcasting.
• Archive broadcast recordings and game footage following each event.

• Serve as the color analyst for select Lincoln Stars road broadcasts.
• Collaborate with the play-by-play broadcaster during live broadcasts.
• Participate in pregame and postgame broadcast coverage as assigned.

• 1–2 years of experience in broadcasting, media, or live event production (internship or entry-level experience acceptable).
• Technical knowledge of cameras, video boards, audio equipment, and streaming platforms.
• Proficiency with editing software (Adobe Premiere, Final Cut, or similar).
• Strong communication, organizational, and multitasking skills.
• Ability to work collaboratively in a fast-paced, high-pressure environment.
• Availability to work evenings and weekends for home games and events.