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By: Kerry Blodgett P.1

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By: Kerry Blodgett P.1

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    1. By: Kerry Blodgett P.1

    2. What is Sportscasting? Sportscasters: write and deliver sports news Interview sports players, coaches and other sports personal Cover games and other sporting events

    3. Training and Education Bachelors degree in journalism or Mass Communications Experience at a school newspaper, or broadcast station

    4. School Subjects Needed English Journalism Computer Sciences Speech

    5. Abilities and Interests Abilities Creative thinking Reading Writing Speaking Listening Ability to quickly and accurately describe what happening. Interests Sports Such as baseball, football, hockey, basketball, tennis and golf.

    6. Career Cluster Arts, Audio/ Video Technology, and Communications

    7. Career Interest Creator Investigator Influencer

    8. Working Conditions Hectic Lots of pressure Little or no preparation time In the studio Out on at the Event location, such as a baseball park or a football field

    9. Dress Depends on the sport and the conditions. If I sportscaster is in the studio they were clothes like any other newscaster. They wear a nice shirt and pants or a skirt. If a sportscaster is at baseball game they maybe wearing kakis and a polo. If they are at a cold weather sport they usually are wearing kakis and a warm coat.

    10. Earnings Median annual earnings for news reporters on Radio and Television was $38,050 as of May 2006.

    11. Future Outlook Future outlook for News Reporters Little to no change 2% change Competition for jobs in large metropolitan and national broadcast stations My Future outlook in Sportscasting: Working at Comcast Sportsnet in Chicago, Illinois OR Being the Cubs Play- by- Play

    12. Interesting Facts In the past 60 years women have become Sportscasters. The first radio broadcast of any sport was in 1920.

    13. Likes and Dislikes Likes Always busy Fast pace Can share my knowledge about Sports history. Dislikes Little preparation time

    14. Works Cited Career Discovery Encyclopedia www.bls.gov/oco/

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