EMMA GEORGE
About Me.
My passion for sports journalism started early. In high school, I took the initiative to start a media club, creating a platform for students to explore and develop their broadcasting skills. That experience fueled my drive to continue pursuing journalism, leading me to my college's television network, SGTV, where I’ve had the chance to create content as a producer and reporter.
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As my skills evolved, I began doing play-by-play commentary, immersing myself in the action and delivering stories to audiences in real-time. I’ve also expanded my expertise behind the scenes, diving into production roles to ensure every broadcast runs smoothly. With each step, I’ve gained valuable experience and a deeper understanding of the industry.
Work Experience
SGTV- Producer and Reporter
January 2024- Now
Play by Play Announcer
August 2024- Now
Utility Crew
January 2025- May 2025
Social Media Manager
April 2025- Now
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​Attended college sports games to capture dynamic footage for video packages.
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Utilized Adobe platforms (Premiere Pro, After Effects, etc.) for editing and selecting the best footage to highlight key moments.
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Crafted engaging narratives by writing and recording voiceovers to enhance the storytelling of the game.
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Developed strong skills in video production, sports journalism, and creative storytelling.
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Delivered high-quality, compelling content that connected with viewers and showcased the action of college sports.
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Participated in a class taught by Brad Muller, the SEC Women’s Basketball Radio Play-by-Play Announcer, where I gained hands-on experience in sports broadcasting.
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Provided live play-by-play commentary for University of South Carolina softball, football, and basketball games, as well as an Allen University football game.
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Developed strong skills in real-time game analysis, narration, and audience engagement while delivering clear and exciting commentary.
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Enhanced my understanding of the dynamics of sports broadcasting, focusing on accuracy, storytelling, and pacing to bring the game to life for listeners.
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Built a foundation for a career in sports journalism by working with experienced professionals and receiving valuable feedback.
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Took a hands-on class taught by Tyler Boswell, Director of Broadcast Operations, focusing on live sports production.
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Gained firsthand experience by observing live broadcasts from the control room and learning about the technical side of production.
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Worked as a utility during the LSU vs. University of South Carolina women's basketball game, assisting with various production tasks.
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Collaborated with classmates to produce a live TV broadcast of a University of South Carolina women’s softball game, gaining practical experience in directing, production, and coordination.
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Developed skills in teamwork, communication, and technical aspects of live sports television production, laying a foundation for a career in broadcast operations.
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Create and manage engaging social media content across multiple platforms for the company Wingspan Properties
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Develop weekly content calendars to ensure consistent brand messaging
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Design graphics, write captions, and curate visuals to highlight company properties and services
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Track analytics and performance metrics to optimize reach and engagement
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Collaborate with the team to align social media strategy with business goals
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Strengthen brand presence and online visibility through creative campaigns
The Masters Tournament
Experience at the Masters Tournament
In April 2025, I had the privilege of working at the Masters Tournament in Augusta, Georgia, where I gained valuable hands-on experience at one of the world’s most prestigious sporting events. I am honored to share that I have been invited back to work the tournament again this upcoming April, and I look forward to continuing to learn and grow through this incredible opportunity.
Exciting New Roles on Campus
Anchor and Executive Producer
This upcoming semester, I am stepping into two new leadership roles within my school’s broadcast program. I will be serving as an anchor for one of our student-run TV shows, as well as taking on the role of executive producer for our student sports show. I am truly looking forward to these opportunities to strengthen my skills both on-air and behind the scenes, and to contribute to the success of our campus media team.
Phone
774-502-5037