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can, even if they don’t pay very well - exposure is the thing youneed most in your first 18 months.If you get turned down by one company, try others. There are manyout there and they’re all at different levels. If you aimed high tostart with, try a clan station or one of the stations that cover onlineleagues only. One is bound to suit you, whoever you are.It’s also worth remembering that some are location-based, so if youlive in the USA it might not work out trialling for a Europe-basedbroadcaster. The same can be said the other way round, too, especiallyconsidering time zones, though of course some have movedtheir homes abroad with great success, but usually only once theyare established in the scene.When you apply, think of it like any other job application. Produce aCV of your esports broadcasting exploits, include links to your bestwork (in video) and ensure it’s as professional as it can be. Outline75