Playon scripts 2018 software#
The traditional SBP provides the software and platform needed to produce and distribute TV-like events that showcase the excellence in our schools - such as sports, graduation, school newscasts, guest speakers and award ceremonies - for broadcast over the Internet.
The NFHS Network provides your school with two options to stream your content live: NOTE – This category is open to Traditional SBP and Pixellot Programsįor complete rules and information about the Individual Award Categories - CLICK HEREĬlick Here for a press release about the winners of the 2018-19 SBP Excellence Awards.Ĭlick Here for a press release about the winners of the 2017-18 SBP Excellence Awards.Ĭlick Here for a press release about the winners of the 2016-17 SBP Excellence Awards.Ĭlick Here for a press release about the winners of the 2015-16 SBP Excellence Awards.Ĭlick Here for a press release about the winners of the 2014-15 SBP Excellence Awards.Ĭlick Here for a press release about the winners of the 2013-14 SBP Excellence Awards.Ĭreated in 2008-09, the School Broadcast Program provides individual schools with an education-based broadcasting program that enables students and faculty to capture, edit and publish original content. Best sports play by play (Student announcers only).Best single camera sports production with PlayOn! graphics/software (with or without announcers).The Michigan High School Athletic Association will honor participants in the School Broadcast Program for excellence in production of athletic events during the 2019-20 school year. You can watch another school's experience at Ford Field by clicking here. You can read about one school’s experience about the Ford Field trip by clicking here. The Boys Basketball Semifinal field trip includes workshops on play-by-play announcing and best camera operation/directing techniques and a panel presentation by broadcasting industry professionals, talking about the career opportunities that exist in sports media. Working with the Student Broadcasting Foundation, SBP schools also had an opportunity to make a trip to a student media day conducted by the Detroit Tigers.įield trips are scheduled for 2018-19 in November during the MHSAA Football Finals and in March during the Boys Basketball Semifinals. In cooperation with the Michigan-based Student Broadcasting Foundation, schools in the School Broadcast Program can take advantage of educational opportunities at selected MHSAA Tournament events to learn from the broadcasting professionals covering those games, get a behind the scenes look at the broadcast facilities, and even get an opportunity to originate their own production at the championships.ĭuri ng 2016-17, over 100 students made such field trips to Ford Field for the MHSAA Football Finals, and the Breslin Student Events Center in East Lansing for two weekends of MHSAA Basketball Semifinals. Officials Recruitment - Help Wanted-Just Whistle
Playon scripts 2018 pdf#
Scripts to read while displaying graphics - PDF File Copy the video files in the PlayOn Media folder. You can use these scripts or pre-produced video files during breaks in the action during your events. GRAPHICS (Right click to save PNG files – 1280x720 - Place in your Graphics Folder) Use in January and February (:55) - February is #OxfordStong Month Week of January 28 (1:41) - Sportsmanship Week of February 18 (1:10) - Battle of the Fans Champion Named MHSAA Minute - Courtesy of State Champs! Network Multi-Sport Official – Metro Detroit Officials Association Branded (:30)Ģ021 MHSAA Basketball Finals Recap - (5:00)Ģ020 MHSAA Football Finals Recap - (6:00) | Script Help Wanted-Just Whistle - Official Recruitment Programįootball – Aging Officials – West Michigan Officials Association Branded (:60) Office of Highway Safety Planning "Go It Alone" (:30) Health & Safety - Co-Branded (MHSAA, Michigan High School Football Coaches Assn., The CORE Institute)
Playon scripts 2018 mp4#
VIDEO (Right click to save MP4 files, left click to play Preview files)ĭrops and Rundown for Regular Season Games
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