BRYAN FLORES
BROADCAST PORTFOLIO
Bryan's Background
Personal Profile
​Bryan Flores boasts a rich background in sports broadcasting and digital media production, having embarked on his journey back in 2018 with the USC Trojans Hockey team. Since then, he has immersed himself in various broadcasting roles, including covering esports and hockey leagues with finesse and skill. His versatility and experience speak volumes, making his services highly sought after in the competitive world of sports media. One of Bryan Flores' standout roles includes his time with the Bismarck Bobcats, where he served as the Director of Media and Broadcasting. In this capacity, he not only provided top-notch commentary during games but also took charge of creating engaging digital content for the team. Furthermore, his ability to effectively represent the team to local media outlets and radio stations played a crucial role in amplifying the team's presence and brand. What sets Bryan Flores apart from the rest is not just his expertise but also his unwavering passion for sports broadcasting. His dedication shines through in every project he undertakes, ensuring that clients receive nothing but the best in terms of quality and creativity. If you are in the market for sports broadcasting and digital media production services that exceed expectations, Bryan Flores Sportscasting Showcase is the name to remember. With a proven track record of success and a commitment to excellence, Bryan Flores is poised to take your sports media experience to new heights.
USC Trojans and Black Dog Media -- 2018-2020
In 2018, Bryan Started his Sportscasting Journey with the USC Trojans. In December of that same year, he earned a spot with Black Dog Entertainment as a fill-in Broadcaster before becoming a full time host for the LA Kings High School Hockey League.
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For the Trojans, Bryan was the Social Media manager, lead graphic designer, and director of Media and Broadcasting for the USC Trojans Hockey Team before his departure in 2020 due to the COVID Pandemic.
Pandemic Season LAKHSHL -- 2020
In 2020, the world seemingly stood still as the COVID Pandemic was in full swing. In late 2020, the LA Kings High School Hockey League wanted to salvage what little time left they had for their season. Bryan stepped in and took on a monumental task of broadcasting their entire abridged season, broadcasting for 8 hours straight every weekend for 2 months. He concluded with the Playoffs held in The Cube at Santa Clarita where he announced the entire JV and Varsity playoffs for a total of 16 hours for two days.
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Bryan Was the sole broadcast provider of the games, compiling highlights for the events, social graphics, and broadcast shows.
Full Sail Armada -- 2020-2024
During the 2020 Pandemic, sports were suspended. But, that was only a problem for physical sports. Bryan attended Full Sail University as part of the Dan Patrick School of Sportscasting. His School prides itself on hosting the largest esports venue on the eastern seaboard. Bryan pioneered the broadcast team for the Full Sail Armada, starting it officially with their Rocket League team. This opened a lot of doors for him. He broadcasted for the varsity Rocket League team from 2020-2024. During this time Bryan had the opportunity to announce many events for the Full Sail Armada as well as Full Sail University including the XPLeague Finals and the Special Olympics.
Long Beach Shredders and CIH Media -- 2020-2024
After the Pandemic lifted, Bryan was chosen to establish the broadcasting department for the Long Beach Shredders of the USPHL (Now the Long Beach Bombers). The Shredders were owned by former first round NHL draft pick Emerson Etem who grew up in Long Beach. Bryan was tasked with creating the broadcast of which would telecast the Shredders games to HockeyTV/Flo Sports. As Director of Broadcasting, Bryan was tasked with being public relations between the Shredders front office and the general audience. Bryan was also tasked with graphic designing and social media content. Bryan would broadcast for the Shredders for around 3 seasons before stepping back.
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Bryan would also be the head broadcaster and lead talent for CIH Media for the LA Kings High School Hockey League (LAKHSHL) channels. He would broadcast well 100 games for the LAKHSHL including the playoffs and the championships held at Crypto.com Arena.
Special Olympics -- 2022
During the Spring of 2022, Full Sail University was approached to host the first ever Esports Olympic Event at the Full Sail University Orlando Health Fortress. The Director of Esports Bennett Newsome reached out to Bryan Flores to broadcast the Esports event of Rocket League. Bryan flew out to broadcast for the event, that would be telecasted live on both the university's twitch channel as well as ESPN and ESPN app. Bryan made history broadcasting the very first esports olympic event.
XPLeague Finals -- 2023
Following his endeavors with the Special Olympics in 2022, the next year Full Sail would reach back to Bryan about broadcasting the Rocket League finals at the XPLeague Championships held at the Full Sail University Orlando Health Fortress and Full Sail Live. Bryan would broadcast the entirety of the Rocket League bracket for the weekend flying back out to Winter Park, FL to cover the event. Bryan would conduct interviews with the athletes and the parents as well as event organizers to better showcase the event to the general public.
Bismarck Bobcats -- 2024
To finish off the 2023 year, the Bismarck Bobcats were in search of an interim Broadcaster to finish off the year and potential playoffs. Bryan was trusted to finish out the year and to start the 2024 year. Bryan was given the official title of Director of Media and Broadcasting. He was trusted to reinvigorate the brand for the Bismarck Bobcats. He created social media graphics, campaign ads, marketing graphics, motion graphics, as well as in-game promotions such as programs, pamphlets, flyers, and video board graphics. He self-imposed the task to re-invent the Bobcats brand identity. He created all new graphic packages for the Bobcats giving them a new look to further identify them and set them apart from the league.
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On top of this, he was also the broadcaster for the Bobcats, gathering intel, stats, and backgrounds of all the players for the Bobcats as well as their opponents. He was their main broadcaster for the NAHL showcase in 2024. He was the voice of the Bobcats, being broadcasted on NAHL TV and Supertalk 1270AM Radio of Townsquare Media where he would market the Bobcats every week on 96.5 the Walleye with Bromo Abromowitz and Cool 98.7 with Scott McGowin.
Baton Rouge Zydeco -- 2025
After his stint with the Bobcats, Bryan moved down to the Bayou to announce hockey at the State Capitol of Louisiana, Baton Rouge! This marked his first pro-gig with the Zydeco who play in the FPHL (Single A Professional Hockey).
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Tasks for this job included hosting a weekly coaches show, preparing for each broadcast by researching players on both teams, creating broadcast packages, and producing/distributing each broadcast to the highest degree of professionalism.
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The biggest part of the job was his play-by-play, of which he called the back half of the 2024-25 season. He traveled with the team to every game they played from Wytheville to Athens.
2019-2021
Dan Patrick's School of Sportscasting
Full Sail University
Education
The Dan Patrick School of Sportscasting at Full Sail University offers a unique and immersive educational experience for aspiring sportscasters. With a curriculum designed to blend theory and practical application, students gain hands-on training in broadcasting, production, and sports analysis. The program emphasizes the importance of storytelling in sports media, preparing graduates for careers in radio, television, and digital platforms.
2021-2023
New Media Journalism Masters
Full Sail University
The New Media Journalism Master's Degree Program at Full Sail University is designed to equip students with the essential skills needed to thrive in’s rapidly evolving media landscape. This program focuses on the integration of traditional journalism principles with modern digital tools, helping students learn how to create engaging content across various platforms. With a curriculum that emphasizes storytelling, multimedia production, and audience engagement, graduates will be prepared to excel in diverse roles within the media industry.
2024-2026
Masters in Business Administration
Grand Canyon University
The Master of Business Administration (MBA) program at Grand Canyon University is designed to equip students with the essential skills and knowledge needed to excel in today's dynamic business environment. This program emphasizes strategic thinking, leadership, and ethical decision-making, preparing graduates for various management roles across industries With a focus on real-world applications, students engage in hands-on learning experiences that foster critical analysis and innovative solutions.
