Here you will find testimonials from members of our social media and broadcast team on what it is like working with MajorsTV
Ashton Whalen, Graphic Designer, 2024-25: My time as a graphic design intern with the London Majors was incredibly rewarding. I'm truly thankful for the opportunity. I not only grew as a graphic designer but also developed valuable real-world skills that continue to benefit me today. The experience opened several doors, including multiple freelance jobs and a full-time position. The ownership and team were fantastic to work with. They provided a supportive environment and gave me the creative freedom to do my best work. Meeting real deadlines helped me build strong time management skills, and working on projects that had a real impact made the experience all the more meaningful. I highly recommend this internship to anyone looking to gain hands-on experience in a creative and fast-paced sports environment.
Jacob Zaifman, Broadcast Internship, 2022-Present: My time as a Majors intern has been a great experience. I have been a part of MajorsTV for 2 years now and have gained a ton of experience working this job. I started out as a camera operator who would only work on setting up and tearing down my camera for the most part. In the last year, though, I have learned how to set up all of the cameras and am more familiar with our in-booth setup. For the 2nd half of the season, I was the director/switcher for most of the games and absolutely loved it. I also grew into more of a leadership role as well as one of the senior interns. Overall, MajorsTV is a great place to get experience in a live production environment.
Cole Wilton, Graphic Design, 2022: Working with the London Majors on several projects gave me a deep understanding of the baseball market and its unique content style. Whether it was graphic design or videography, every opportunity provides valuable experience.
Jackson Farough, Broadcast Internship, 2020-2023: When I started out with MajorsTV, I had very little experience in live sports coverage. Growing up, there weren’t many opportunities like this outside of the GTA. MajorsTV changed all of that for me. I was able to get consistent reps, both on-camera and as a live Producer. This allowed me to really focus on areas that I wanted to improve in, so as I gained experience, I got much more comfortable in the producer’s chair and my passion for the role took off from there. Much of this business comes down to confidence and repetition, and MajorsTV allowed me to gain both.
My role as a producer with MajorsTV was not limited to just when the game started. I was involved in the setup and strike, and assisted in a leadership role as well. This was a vital learning component from my time with MajorsTV - a big part of the job of a producer is to lead, to ensure the crew is supported and on the same page, and to manage the tone of their messaging to convey the right idea. You can only learn these skills from experience, and MajorsTV provided me with that.
I currently work as a freelance television and audio producer, and have produced broadcasts of the National Lacrosse League (NLL), Major League Rugby (MLR), and the Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL). They’ve ranged from digital broadcasts streaming in Canada and the United States on TSN+ and ESPN+, all the way to national broadcasts across Canada on TSN.