Dan Patrick On How to Get a Job in Sports Media | Luke Thomas
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- Опубліковано 3 тра 2018
- Dan Patrick - former ESPN anchor, host of NBC's Football Night in America, Emmy-award winner, host of The Dan Patrick Show - joined me on Friday to talk about the sports broadcasting degree and program he's established at Full Sail University. We discuss breaking into sports media, how the challenge changes and what to expect. We also discuss the Washington Redskins and the challenges of cheering for that franchise.
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I knew you’d start to go big time Luke. - Harvey
Harvey Weinstein oh no honey!
That picture of Dan is about 15 years old, but this is a genius idea. Schools like this get people to pay them for training, when they used to have to hire them and then pay them to train them. So ridiculous because only like 20% of these people (at most) will get a job at a decent media company like ESPN, FOX, etc. Most will end up working on a local news station in some random part of the country hoping for a big break.
mikeangelo94 businesses got tired of placating employees. They renegotiated to strip workers of rights and make it the workers’ fault.
I'd say the percentage of people who make it big in broadcasting is smaller than the amount of people that make it into professional sports. even.
This is helpful as I just graduated with a bachelors in Mass Communications with a focus on sports broadcasting and I’m trying to get my foot in the door ! Thank you💕
You got it luv keep pushing
you may not see this, but how's it going? I'm also looking into this career and I'm so happy you're keeping after it😁
Really want to go to full sail for this but also don't want to pay 63,000 for tuition + 5,300 for the project launchbox + another 13,000 minimum to get and apartment so $81,000 later I've been to a glorified trade school that charges the price like they are setting you up to work for fox, ESPN,or CBS but you'll probably be lucky to on a local news station making 35k a year so good luck paying that $600 a month loan owning a house, having a family, or possibly even a vehicle for 5 years after graduation! It might be worth it if full sail had dorms on campus that we're included with tuition. But nah who cares about anyone anymore?
Please don’t go to full sail
Problem is most won't succeed even with said degree. There are a litany of skills and chunks of information that school will never teach you. And what's already been said, you will start as an intern or worse anywhere.
That's not true look at Skip Bayless
One day I’ll be covering rugby league on espn au. I know it’s just words so hopefully I’ll show you with my actions
I’m going to be on EPSN day . Remember this comment
-Jarid Chiera
did ya make it?
How’s that going bro? Hopefully well!!
Keep going bro.
Just hope you sound like somebody who was on TV 30 or 40 years ago.
You can get by with majoring in journalism with a minor in sports broadcasting. DONT need to pay this guy directly. Just start in a lower league and work your way up.
This sounds like a clusterfuck of a school. Litmus test is when the guy who is teaching this is only there because he was laid off himself 6:40. Anyway this all comes down to open free market. If a major was something something private entities would be willing to pay money for someone with that major which is why a lot of liberal arts degrees are more like hobbies and not careers. It doesn't mean they are worthless but pouring money into them for a degree is usually going to be a bad move which is why you see brasitas with philosophy degrees. Wanna learn philosophy? Usually better off getting a library card.
To be fair, ESPN laid off a shit ton of competent employees because the Network itself is a dumpster fire and can't adapt to the modern age.
I don't want to come off like they are not competent at their job but I'm trying to highlight how difficult the field is when your teacher is there because he was laid off. We see this in academia all the time now where the professor's employment is teaching the subject and the students end up not finding work and then the next class graduates...same problem. This is why you see things like photography schools closing up all over the country and most of those professors only making money teaching photography. It's a classic scenario of majority of people only making money teaching hobbies and in many cases people are going into debt over a hobby thinking thats a golden ticket.
How do you feel that your talking to a man who has a freaking net worth of 15 million dollars
11:33 G-D is always 5 moves ahead of you.
Goodbye, Luke. I realize you may be to busy to read this but I've been subscriber since the beginning. But you're more advertiser than sports journalist now. Good luck selling out, sure you'll have lots of help... cya.
No one will miss you. Bye.
@@LukeThomaslol this made me laugh! keep going Luke