Broadcast media technicians operate the electrical equipment used in media production including tv, radio, sports arenas, and more.
Broadcast Media Technician
Broadcast Media Technician
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Welcome to your first day on the job! Watch this video to see what a day in the life of a Broadcast Media Technician is like.
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Interested in a fast-paced life from mega sports arenas to posh movie sets? The first step is to get started close to home!
STEP 1: Go to the FCC website.
STEP 2: Type in your zip code to find the closest broadcasting stations near you.
STEP 3: Use an online search engine to find the website for the station close to you. Research their website to learn more about the broadcasting done at this station.
STEP 4: Create a social media campaign to advertise this local broadcasting station. Get your friends excited about the locally produced tv shows, radio stations, and more in your local community!
PRO TIP: Call or email the broadcasting station to request an interview, quotes, pictures, and more to make your social media campaign awesome!
Share a few of your social media posts with us in the Student Showcase and build your resume!