Basin SportsNetwork

BSN Student Media

Real productions.
Real portfolios.

BSN Student Media brings students from every Basin school onto real sports productions. Quantum Technology & Event Solutions provides the professional technology and production framework — students help create the media, and graduate with genuine experience and a portfolio to prove it.

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student contributors
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broadcasts crewed by students
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student-written stories published

What students learn

  • Hands-on skills

    Live switching, camera work, audio mixing, graphics, replay, streaming and troubleshooting on real equipment.

  • On-air & in print

    Play-by-play, color commentary, sideline reporting, interviews, game recaps and athlete features.

  • Editing & design

    Highlight edits, social clips, scoreboard graphics, lower thirds and promotional design.

  • Technology careers

    Networking, encoding, streaming infrastructure and broadcast engineering with Quantum's professional team.

Available roles

How it works

  1. Tell us you're interested

    Fill out the short interest form below. Parents and school advisors are welcome to help.

  2. Meet your mentor

    A school advisor, BSN mentor or Quantum production supervisor follows up and matches you to a role.

  3. Train on real gear

    Learn the basics — camera, audio, graphics, replay, announcing, reporting — before you're live.

  4. Crew a broadcast

    Work a real production with a professional crew. Your name goes in the credits.

  5. Build your portfolio

    Stories, photos, clips and broadcast credits become work you can show colleges and employers.

Safe by design. Students never publish on their own: everything a student writes, shoots or edits goes to an editor for review first. Every student has a school advisor, a BSN mentor and a Quantum production supervisor on their team, and public student profiles appear only with a parent or guardian's consent.

Portfolio & credits

Every broadcast lists its production crew. Student credits are labeled, and become part of a student's portfolio: the stories they wrote, the photos they shot, the broadcasts they crewed and the highlights they cut.

Example credits

Director
Sarah Jones
Technical Director
Mark Lee
Camera 1
Alex SmithStudent
Camera 2
Jordan DavisStudent
Graphics
Taylor BrownStudent
Play-by-Play
Sam Wilson
Sideline Reporter
Emily WhiteStudent

Demo names. Powered by Quantum Technology & Event Solutions.

Training pathway

Training modules — Camera Basics, Broadcast Audio, Graphics, Sports Photography, Live Streaming, Replay, Commentating, Sports Journalism and Production Safety — are being built so students can earn Trained and Certified status for individual production roles.

  • Camera Basics · coming soon
  • Broadcast Audio · coming soon
  • Graphics · coming soon
  • Sports Photography · coming soon
  • Live Streaming · coming soon
  • Replay · coming soon
  • Commentating · coming soon
  • Sports Journalism · coming soon
  • Production Safety · coming soon

School partnerships

Schools can partner with BSN in several ways — a broadcasting or journalism class, a Student Media club, an advisor for after-school crews, or equipment and training support. Oversight stays local: each school appoints an advisor, and BSN and Quantum provide mentors and production supervisors.

Bring it to your school

Powered by Quantum

Quantum Technology & Event Solutions provides the cameras, encoders, streaming infrastructure and engineering behind every BSN broadcast — and the professionals who train the next generation of Basin producers, engineers and storytellers.

I'm interested

Run a camera, mix audio, call a game, write a recap, shoot photos or edit highlights on real BSN productions. Tell us what interests you and a BSN mentor will follow up.

We'll use this to follow up.

Roles you're interested in

We only ask for what we need to contact you. Students under 18 need a parent/guardian's OK before joining a production.