Brought to you by the Sennheiser Sound Academy
Learn how to mic and mix a live sports broadcast right from the mixing truck with the help of engineers from
networks like HBO Sports and FOX Sports.
Microphone and headphone manufacturer Sennheiser has partnered with broadcasting engineers to help you learn
firsthand how engineers apply audio techniques and troubleshoot issues during a LIVE sports production. This
program is designed for students pursuing a career in audio production for sports broadcasts. A formal
recommendation from your college professor or department head is required.
What you'll learn:
- How to plan and trouble-shoot audio production for major televised sporting events
- How to apply surround, effects, multi-band limiting, delay compensation and truck routing during live broadcasts
- The ins and outs of the broadcast truck compound
- Answers to your audio questions, provided by your personal broadcast mentor
"Being able to learn one-on-one from an audio professional that works at the highest levels provided me with the greatest learning experience I could imagine."
-Michael Burke, New England Institute of Art
"The mentor program through Sennheiser has provided me with irreplaceable experiences in the field of
live broadcast."
-Jeremy Paine, New England Institute of Art
"I learned more than I ever would in a classroom, because I got to be on location watching it in real
life with the ability to interact with professionals"
-Alex Kartman, Ball State University
"I couldn't have asked for anything more: a personal broadcast audio lesson from a master of the craft."
-Matthew Smith, New England Institute of Art
"It was like learning about basketball from Michael Jordan."
-Dustin Gregg, New England Institute of Art
"Without this…I would be left guessing how a show like this works."
-Michael Stevens, Ball State University
Interested in applying?
We are working with many colleges and universities. Please have your professor contact Sennheiser representative
Dave Missall at (774) 253-1036.
About Sennheiser
Sennheiser is one of the leading microphone and headphone brands in broadcasting. Audio engineers rely on Sennheiser microphones for their precise, natural sound that makes viewers feel like they're in the game or at the track. Even the play-by-plays are delivered by commentators wearing Sennheiser broadcast boomsets, which are a staple of nearly every sports broadcast.
Sennheiser is one of the leading microphone and headphone brands in broadcasting. Audio engineers rely on Sennheiser microphones for their precise, natural sound that makes viewers feel like they're in the game or at the track. Even the play-by-plays are delivered by commentators wearing Sennheiser broadcast boomsets, which are a staple of nearly every sports broadcast.
