Description This position is responsible to perform one of the twenty two plus assignments needed to work an athletic event Responsibilities range from event oversight, cash management, ticket selling and handling, gate personnel or officiating games by being the scorebook, announcer or scoreboard operator Perform other duties and tasks as assigned by the Stadium Manager…
Company Description We have an ambitious mission at Filmless: provide the fastest, easiest, and most affordable way for companies to get professional videos. As a rapidly growing company, we’re searching for individuals as determined as us who are ready to step up, take ownership, and wear as many hats as needed to achieve the highest…
FC Halifax Town are on the lookout for a new stadium announcer at The Shay. If this is something that interests you then get in touch!
The #1 Announcer Tool is NOT the Microphone By Matthew C Wallace Why have a Toolkit My dad kept an overflowing, disorderly Sears Craftsman toolbox of ratchets, screwdrivers, needle-nose pliers and thingamajigs he credulously envisioned he would need one day. As an executive, I’ve carried around a flash drive of accumulated-over-time documents to the tune…
For Love Or Money By Matthew C Wallace Money – The Debate Money is a debate. Money is always a debate. We all want more. We don’t always get more. Money will forever remain a debate. However, money makes for a fun subject to tackle. The goal here is to sculpt a palatable value proposition…
Hot Mic By Matthew C Wallace The mic is ALWAYS hot OMG! You must be kidding, right? Everyone in this business knows this, no? How could this happen? Not paying attention? Lost focus for a tick? Seriously???? The Mic is Always Hot. Period! If you are in the box, at the table, under the tent, on the field, inside the truck,…
The “P” in P.A. is NOT Politics By Matthew C Wallace Polarizing Topics During my college years, the group of friends I ran with always maintained a standing rule of thumb on get togethers… NO DISCUSSING POLITICS OR RELIGION Why? Inevitably disagreement bubbled up, tempers flared and, rather than enjoying our time together, some floundered…
Respell In A Nutshell (Part 2) By Matthew C Wallace KISS In our prior article, Respell In A Nutshell, we dug into the why, the what, the options and so forth of respelling. What we really did not do is get into making it work. In part 2 of our discourse on phonetic transcription, we…
Respell In A Nutshell (Part 1) By Matthew C Wallace Announcers Need Pronunciation Announcers, experienced with Quick Facts or other pronunciation guides, already know how challenging they can be. Take a peek at the sample on the right. You can click on it for a closer view. The pronunciations are not too bad and, likely,…
Inspiration and Opportunity By John McBride Why Announcing? To me, two things stand out as to why I became enamored with being a Public Address Announcer: Inspiration and Opportunity. I believe this is largely true for anyone in any field. Something has to whet your appetite, and then you seek to satisfy that appetite. If…