Category Archives: SMJ Video
SMJ Video- ESPN Production Assistant
One of the opportunities the Communications staff at ESPN afforded reporters during last week’s media workshop was the ability to shadow a production assistant.
There are dozens of production assistants working on various segments for either SportsCenter or other studio programs.
I had the opportunity to shadow David Dreyfuss. David has worked at ESPN as a P.A. for over six years. This night he was working on a segment for Baseball Tonight. Our conversation took place at approximately 9:35pm and he was working on deadline for the 10:00pm edition of the show.
SMJ Video- Hannah Storm, ESPN SportsCenter Anchor
At the end of the ESPN Media Workshop this week I had the chance to interview Hannah Storm, anchor of the daily 9am to 12pm edition of SportsCenter.
In the interview Storm discusses her first year, her relationship with Josh Elliot, and the integration of social media in sports coverage…
SMJ Video- Tom Jackson, ESPN NFL Analyst
As part of my time at the ESPN Media Workshop the last two days I had the opportunity to interview Tom Jackson, NFL analyst on Sunday NFL Countdown and Monday Night Countdown. In this piece Jackson talks about his 23 years with ESPN and his relationship with Chris Berman…
SMJ Video- Dan Hoard & Steve Hyder, Pawtucket Red Sox Radio Announcers
Here is our video report featuring Dan Hoard and Steve Hyder, the voices of the Pawtucket Red Sox, the Triple A affiliate of the Boston Red Sox.
Blogs With Balls Video- Jonathan Tannenwald, Philly.com
Another member of the mainstream media at the Blogs with Balls conference was Jonathan Tannenwald of Philly.com. Here is our conversation on what he hoped to get out of the conference…
Tannenwald had quite a bit more to say about the conference at Philly.com. Here is his review of the conference. Here are Q&A’s with organizers Chris Lucas and Dan Poiva of HHR Media. And one with Deadspin editor AJ Daulerio.
That’s all the video we have from Blogs with Balls. Overall it was a wonderful opportunity to network with other bloggers and to learn from those who have been successful in making writing online their passion and profession. It was well worth the trip.
