Students learn to manage pressure on game night. They learn to communicate under stress. They learn to deliver when it counts. They learn all of that in your media program. Ready to build something that teaches more than tech?

Teachers don’t need more to manage. They need support. They need training. They need tools that help students run the show. That’s what we build with every school we partner with. Striv Education x Striv AV

Most schools upgrade tech to solve a problem. The best ones upgrade with a plan. They bring students into the process. They tie gear to curriculum. They turn game day into a classroom. That’s the shift.

Just heard from an AD: “We’re in the process of hiring for the position that does a lot of the livestream work.” That role matters. Not just for coverage but for quality, consistency, and student growth. A great program starts with the right leadership.

Hiring someone to lead your school broadcast & media program isn’t just about game night. It’s about who’s training your students. Who’s setting the standard. Who’s turning tech into a teaching tool. Get the right person in place and watch your media program level up.

We’ve seen schools buy high-end gear and still struggle. Why? No system. No student ownership. No training plan. The tech isn’t the program. The people are.

Most teachers don’t need more tools. They need time. They need systems. They need students who are trained to lead. We help make that happen. Striv Education x @StrivAV

What makes a student-led broadcast great? It’s not just gear. It’s cohesion. Case and Point Production breaks it down: 👉 Communication 👉 Trust 👉 Working as one unit Clip below. Full convo with Striv Education drops soon. 👀

Just start. In media programs, it’s easy to wait until things are “perfect.” But perfection delays progress. “The best teacher is failure.” Empower your students by letting them learn through doing. ⤵️

Most media programs fall apart because one person is doing everything. Strong ones are built on: 🧑‍🎓 Student leadership 📋 Repeatable systems 🎯 Clear roles When students lead, the program lasts.

Another good day with the United Media Group crew. 💯 We worked on our content calendar, planned fall sports practice reports, and tested out the media reporter and broadcast kits. 🎥🎙️📸 Reps matter. Love watching these students build.

What makes a great sports broadcaster? According to Emmy-nominated sportscaster Scott Eisberg, it all comes down to storytelling. 🎙️ Here’s a sneak peek from our convo. The full interview coming soon!

You don’t need a big budget to start a media program. You need buy-in. A vision. A plan for students to lead. Start with what you have. Grow from there. We’ve seen it work.

Be open. Try everything. That’s how students in media build real value. Write. Run camera. Call a game. Board op. Every skill adds up. It’s about becoming adaptable, reliable, and ready when opportunity shows up. Shoutout to Geoff Exstrom for this reminder.

Big day of Tricaster + 3Play training with the Metro Nashville Public Schools crew! We worked hands-on with teachers, running a mini-show to practice recording + playback. I loved the excitement as they brought everything together; it was awesome. These programs are getting

What a day with our MNPS AV crew! We built out the full production setup: Tricaster, 3Play, network switch, Juice Goose, all packed into the SKB 8U rolling rack case. The best part? Watching the teachers take everything they’ve learned this week and put it all into action.