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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Media Rights Agreement in our editor.
- Begin by entering your station call letters, organization, or company name in the designated field at the top of the form.
- Select the type of broadcast you are requesting by checking the appropriate boxes for radio broadcast, telecast, audio webcast, or video webcast.
- Fill in the sport and level of the event you wish to cover. Be sure to include the date and site/host school information.
- List all commercial advertisers associated with your broadcast in the provided section.
- Include names of your broadcast crew members as required.
- Review FHSAA’s broadcast policy and acknowledge your understanding by signing where indicated before submitting your agreement.
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