Tyler Boronski’s passion and dedication to content creation within the media and entertainment industries is longstanding. A devoted sports enthusiast and tech savvy millennial, Boronski leveraged a summer job into a full-fledged, ever-growing career in media supported by a significant social media presence.

Though his diverse skillset and innovative spirit have already led to a wide range of opportunities in sports media and entertainment, Boronski continues to look forward to the next challenge.

Boronski’s multi-media reporting career began when he accepted a job in the media department for the Bridgeport Bluefish in 2014. In addition to his responsibilities as an in-game camera operator and scoreboard assistant, Boronski took every opportunity to conduct personal interviews with professional baseball players - visiting Independent Atlantic League teams in Connecticut, Pennsylvania, New Jersey – and uploading the curated content to his YouTube channel.

His involvement with the Atlantic League granted him media credentials for the Atlantic League All-Star games in Bridgeport (2015) and in Somerset (2017).

The Connecticut native embraced the opportunity to conduct in-person interviews at local community events such as the MLB Legends Game, celebrity guest manager appearances, and Red Sox pitcher Matt Barnes’ Annual Sandy Hook Baseball Clinic. Interacting with professionals such as Roger Clemens, Johnny Damon, Matt Barnes, and Joe Panik at these special events was his first “eye-opener” into the sports industry.

His work on YouTube led him to be featured on major media outlets such as ESPN, NBC Sports, and SB Nation. Interview-based radio shows such as Sunrise Sports (Boston), KFEE Radio (Houston), and KLGR (Minnesota) reached out for on-air interviews to discuss Boronski’s career growth.

In 2017, Boronski enrolled in the Dan Patrick School of Sportscasting at Full Sail University in Winter Park, Florida. The program allowed Boronski to work alongside respected industry leaders such as Dan Patrick, Gus Ramsey (4x Emmy Award Winner), and Arthur Joseph (Celebrity Vocal Coach). Their passion and invaluable experiences in the field of sports media have helped shape Boronski’s career in the entertainment industry.

Boronski’s appreciation for the media industry deepened as he shadowed Orlando Magic’s play-by-play broadcaster David Steele during the Magic vs. Celtics game. The access also provided him the opportunity to conduct postgame interviews. Additionally, Boronski produced a video entitled “All Access: Day in the NBA” to share with his social media followers.

During the 2018-19 athletic season, Boronski was one of the main broadcast voices for Rollins College in Winter Park, Florida. Boronski served a variety of roles such as the play-by-play broadcaster, color analyst, and sideline reporter for numerous sports (basketball, baseball, softball, and volleyball).

After graduating, Boronski joined New England Sports Network (NESN) in Watertown, MA as an Assistant Content Producer. He had the opportunity to interview various athletes from the Red Sox, Celtics, and Patriots for the network. He has also served in a variety of behind-the-scenes roles such as a graphics producer and video editor.

After 2+ years at NESN, Boronski accepted an on-air News Reporter role with NBC5 in Burlington, VT where he is currently working at today.

While in Florida, Boronski expanded his media coverage to the entertainment world including Celebrity Actors and YouTubers/Social Media Creators. He has conducted interviews with stars such as Tana Mongeau, Charli D’Amelio, Timothy DeLaGhetto, Brandon Routh, Ken Jeong, and Kyle Hebert at various social media conventions and comic cons.

As Boronski’s entertainment experience continued to grow, so did recognition within the field.

The Social Media community recognized the growth in Boronski’s personal branding as he was invited by ConnectHERMedia to be a “Featured Talent” at the Atlanta Gen Z Social Summit (2019). At the event, Boronski led a round table discussion on “Growing a Strong Personal Brand” and participated in an “Influencer Celebrity Panel” on guiding the future Gen-Z community.

With the concern about pressure on content creation in the social media world, Boronski was also invited to moderate the “Creator Burnout” panel discussion at Playlist Live Orlando 2019.

After conducting an interview with Lexi Rabe (Avengers Endgame) at the Atlanta Gen Z Social Summit, Boronski was subsequently invited to interview Ms. Rabe as well as other actors involved in various movies and TV series at the Godzilla premiere in Atlanta.

In his spare time, Boronski also worked as a background actor for Netflix’s Stranger Things (Season 3) and FX’s Atlanta (Season 2), which were both filmed in Atlanta. His experience on these shows led Tampa Bay Comic Con (2018) to invite Boronski to lead a discussion on “What it is Like to be a Background Actor?”

As Boronski continues to pursue his diverse career in the entertainment industry, he is grateful for the consistent growth and positive support of his social media followers.