Miles Williams
Gained Experience at Complete Game Broadcasting
Miles attended Complete Game Broadcasting’s Winter 2020 session and graduated in December 2020. While there, he learned various skills including video and sound editing, Adobe Audition usage, soundboard operation, demo reel creation, and on-air presence.
During his time at Complete Game Broadcasting, Miles participated in five live radio shows, marking his first experience on the air. He also received opportunities to develop mock live sports flashes.
Landed First Job
Upon graduation, Miles started his career at Love 860, a radio station owned by Beasley Media Group. Despite competing with more qualified candidates during the hiring process, Miles secured the job due to his direct ability to operate the soundboards, a skill he acquired at Complete Game Broadcasting. Starting as an intern and board engineer, Miles was promoted to Operations Manager two years later. In his new role, he developed and implemented programming schedules for various content, trained and supervised a staff of six, and managed the technical aspects of the station.
"Complete Game Broadcasting gave me the confidence I have now."
–Miles Williams,
Broadcasting Engineer
Super Bowls and Celebrity Interviews
While at Love 860, Miles also collaborated with 3 PT Conversion to cover press week at Super Bowls LVI and LVII on media row. Additionally, he covered the ACC Football Kickoff and the BIG 3 Championship in Atlanta.
Miles also served as a play-by-play announcer for Southland Sports TV’s sporting events. His career highlight includes interviewing renowned coaches, athletes, and entertainers including Rob Gronkowski, Marshall Faulk, Ice Cube, Emmit Smith, Dabo Swinney, George Gervin, Leigh Steinberg, Bill Romanowski, Tony Dungy, Tony Dorsett, and Earl Campbell.
Executive Sound Engineer
Currently, Miles holds the position of an Executive Sound Engineer at 92.9 The Game. His responsibilities include covering Hawks games, serving as a sound engineer for the games, and show production, including programs like ‘Dukes and Bell.’
Miles’s career ambition is to become a sports radio personality in the future.
