Made it through the first two games(just barely). Great experience working with Fox en Espanol. Technical notes: For game 1 we only had an EFX feed(field & crowd sounds) from the big Fox truck. I mixed this with our announcers but had no program feed from Fox, so when they went to an interview or sideline reporter we didn't hear what Fox was showing. This was a problem because our video feed was from Fox and we had no cover camera to use as a bail out. - You would see the interview but not hear what was being said. The big change we made for game 2 was adding a program mix from Fox. I would mix that into our show when Fox would go to an interview or have something on screen that did not match with our show. The Spanish language announcers from my show would then translate the English feed. Still an easy show with a few problems. Now lets hope the series stays close for a return to Detroit and a couple more days work for the local crews!
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I am an experienced A2 and A1, based in the Detroit area. I have worked master control for a small town television station; operated cameras for large entertainment and sports venues; worked as a hotel audio/visual manager; a live sound tech; a traveling advertising sales production assistant for a national cable network; and a graphic designer for an accounting and consulting firm. I have worked for all the big networks including ESPN/ABC, TNT, FOX Sports, TSN, and CSTV.
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