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Alex Barth 28 Turning Mill Rd, Sharon, MA 02067 • 781-234-4073 Alexbarthbroadcaster@Gmail.Com Alex Barth 28 Turning Mill Rd, Sharon, MA 02067 • 781-234-4073 [email protected] www.alexbarthbroadcaster.com EDUCATION: Ithaca College, Ithaca, NY Expected Graduation: December 2015 Bachelor of Science, Sport Media MEDIA TECHNOLOGIES: Final Cut, Premiere, In Design, After Effects, Audition, Pro Tools RELEVANT WORK EXPERIENCE: Harwich Mariners, Cape Cod Baseball League, Harwich, MA Broadcast Intern June 2015 – August 2015 • Play-by-play announcer and color commentator for Mariners 2015 season • Manage team’s media platforms, including Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and Periscope • Other duties included broadcast producer, field reporter, writer, photographer, and PR contact Comcast SportsNet New England, Burlington, MA Production Intern, Felger and Mazz Show May 2014 – August 2014 • Produced story-telling still image slide shows for use as b-roll • Logged show’s best clips for “Best Of” segments • Updated graphics and name plates • Assisted in setting up equipment for remote broadcasts 1160 ESPN Radio, Lansing, NY Reporter December 2012 – Present • Record and produce on-air reports • Edit audio of reports and game broadcasts • Interview local athletes for post-game reports WICB Radio / VIC Radio.org, Ithaca, NY Sports Director January 2014 – April 2015 • Produced live game broadcasts, including football, baseball, basketball and lacrosse, and in studio sports updates. Game production included opening segments, breakers, half time and post game reports, and legal IDs • Supervised sports staff including selecting and scheduling on air talent for live game broadcasts and in studio sports updates • Conducted air-checks Sports Staff September 2012 – Present • Play-by-play announcer, color commentator and sideline reporter for various Ithaca College sports including football, basketball, lacrosse, and baseball • Write and report sports update reports • Produce segments for special events Ithaca College Television, Ithaca, NY On-Air Talent September 2012 – Present • Anchor sports segments for ICTV 16 evening newscast • Produce game day packages for Ithaca football • Play-by-play announcer for Ithaca College sports, including football, basketball lacrosse • Edit graphics and videos for ICTV 16 evening newscast • Create run down for sports segment • Report and debate current issues pertaining to Ithaca College and Cornell University Athletics • The Whistle, New York, NY On-Air Talent April 2012 – October 2013 • Hosted segments on various sport topics • Edited magazine show type packages .
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