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Ask The Right Questions On Your Next Campus Visit « The Broadcast Meteorologist

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Helping College and Entry-Level Broadcast Meteorologists Get Started. Ask The Right Questions On Your Next Campus Visit. Summer is a great time for high school students to check out college campuses. All along the tour, prospective applicants oogle at fancy buildings and neatly cut landscapes, but too often they miss what they really should be there to see. Not being able to compete for an entry-level job after four years of college is really bad news. Here you are looking for training. You want to get t...

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dandowling3 « The Broadcast Meteorologist

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Helping College and Entry-Level Broadcast Meteorologists Get Started. I'm a broadcast meteorologist for WCAX TV in Burlington, VT, also teaching broadcast performance for meteorologists at Lyndon State College. How to Make Sticky Weathercasts. September 10, 2014. Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). Click to share on Google (Opens in new window). Click to share on Tumblr (Opens in new window). Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window). What motiva...

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Lyndon State College « The Broadcast Meteorologist

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Helping College and Entry-Level Broadcast Meteorologists Get Started. Tag Archives: Lyndon State College. Get Feedback While You Can Still Do Something With It. I welcome broadcast meteorologists starting out to send me their on-air work for feedback. I see a lot of good stuff, and plenty more that could use a little help, but that’s what we’re here for. Continue reading →. Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). October 29, 2013. Continue reading →.

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Local Television News « The Broadcast Meteorologist

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Helping College and Entry-Level Broadcast Meteorologists Get Started. Category Archives: Local Television News. John Hickey – Tips on Covering Your First Outbreak of Severe Weather. March 18, 2013. On a July afternoon in 2012, a tornado ripped through the small town of Elmira, New York. Lyndon State ’10) had already wrapped up his morning shift, but stuck around to see what the severe weather would bring. Continue reading →. Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). January 14, 2013. November 19, 2012.

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College « The Broadcast Meteorologist

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Helping College and Entry-Level Broadcast Meteorologists Get Started. Learning vs. Training – Getting The Skills You Need to Become a Broadcast Meteorologist. August 1, 2013. Summer is my time to catch up on reading, and one of my favorite books from the past few months has been The First 20 Hours: How To Learn Anything… Fast! Josh writes about rapid skill acquisition, and how anyone can become competent at a new skill quickly by giving it focused attention. Continue reading →. November 1, 2012. Summer i...

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local news « The Broadcast Meteorologist

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Helping College and Entry-Level Broadcast Meteorologists Get Started. Tag Archives: local news. Getting Your Weather Demo And Application Package Ready To Go. With graduation quickly approaching, scores of so-to-be graduate broadcast meteorologists will be sending out demos for local TV jobs. Some students have been working toward this date for many months, refining their resumes and demos, hoping for the best chance of securing that first on-air job. Continue reading →. November 1, 2012. April 29, 2012.

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Weather Demos « The Broadcast Meteorologist

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Helping College and Entry-Level Broadcast Meteorologists Get Started. Below is a directory of weather demos and websites from the Lyndon State Broadcast Meteorology Class of 2015. If you are a chief or news director and are interested in learning more about these recent graduates, please let me know. If you are looking at Lyndon State College for a degree in Atmospheric Science, you can get a taste here of the kind of program we are running. Most of the material you see on these demos were recorded live.

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How to Make Sticky Weathercasts « The Broadcast Meteorologist

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Helping College and Entry-Level Broadcast Meteorologists Get Started. How to Make Sticky Weathercasts. There are tons of places to get weather forecasts these days. Many just require a free app and a zip code. For broadcast meteorologists it has gotten harder than ever to attract an audience and keep them coming back. It’s not only important to create interesting, accurate content; you need to make the message meaningful and memorable. 8211; If you fall into a rut with the same six graphics every night, ...

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Get Feedback While You Can Still Do Something With It « The Broadcast Meteorologist

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Helping College and Entry-Level Broadcast Meteorologists Get Started. Get Feedback While You Can Still Do Something With It. I welcome broadcast meteorologists starting out to send me their on-air work for feedback. I see a lot of good stuff, and plenty more that could use a little help, but that’s what we’re here for. What surprises me the most is. Cast a wide net. Don’t take it personally. 8220;Great” doesn’t help you get better. Focus on one thing at a time. Share on Facebook (Opens in new window).

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Made to Stick « The Broadcast Meteorologist

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Helping College and Entry-Level Broadcast Meteorologists Get Started. Tag Archives: Made to Stick. How to Make Sticky Weathercasts. September 10, 2014. There are tons of places to get weather forecasts these days. Many just require a free app and a zip code. For broadcast meteorologists it has gotten harder than ever to attract an audience and keep them coming back. Continue reading →. Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). Error: Twitter did not respond...