If you think you’ve got what it takes to report from the front line of the worlds’ best sports events then this could be your ticket! You could find yourself presenting from hangar lane at the Red Bull Air Race or even fronting a Red Bull Reporter feature on Red Bull X-Fighters.

We want to see your outstanding screen presence! You can do this by one of two ways: by either heading to a sports event of your choice with  a mate and filming a short video of yourself presenting or alternatively, taking the lead from Ed Leigh and Rob Warner, upload a film of yourself presenting on Red Bull X-Fighters.

Submissions should be a maximum of one minute in length, so make your screen-time count. Watch this clip of Ed Leigh and Rob Warner presenting Red Bull X-Fighters TV program, on Dave, to see how it’s done.

Dream of presenting your own music show on TV or radio?

We’re on the look out for talented presenters who know their music.  Take Emma Warren, of  Red Bull Music Academy radio: www.rbmaradio.com for example.  She takes us on a musical journey with groundbreaking music and interesting chat in a way that seems totally effortless. 

We’re looking for more presenters with passion, just like Emma.  To be in with a chance, show the world your flair for music talk ,by recording a video or audio file of yourself introducing your favourite track (less than 5 minutes, including track).  If you need a bit of help, head to www.rbmaradio.com for inspiration.

Zoom in to find out how you could be capturing some of the world’s most exhilarating sports action.

If you’re an aspiring photographer with a keen eye for sports, Red Bull Reporter is giving you the opportunity to shoot one of our mindblowing events or talented athletes.  You could be jetting off to document the moments of genius and carnage as a  Red Bull Flugtag flying machine crashes back to earth, or creating beautiful sequences which capture the technical skating at Red Bull Manny Mania.

All you need to do is submit some of your best action and lifestyle photographic work from the sports world (action sports, traditional sport, motorsport, whatever you like).  For some expert advice, check out the Tips & Talk Section or be inspired by the  professional images at www.redbull-photofiles.com

Iconic imagery needs no words, but shots such as these take a ton of talent and skill.  The best photographers, with an eye for music & culture, could be off on assignment to capture our world.

As a Red Bull Reporter you could find yourself in the photographer pit at an amazing gig or shooting, access all areas, at a runway show at London Fashion Week.  Our cultural events require energy, passion and, of course, a keen eye for what makes the shot.

Submit photography that reflects your take on musicians, artists and performers. Famous, infamous or unknown talent, the choice of subject is all yours.  The most important thing is to bring your style to the fore.  To see what we mean, check out these images of musicians, artists and photographers at work, and play.

Red Bull produces many sports events each year, and supports hundreds of athletes in every sport from surfing to football; B.A.S.E. jumping to athletics.

 Demonstrate your filming and editing potential for the chance to be selected for assignments filming Red Bull’s sports events and athletes. If selected, you could find yourself filming the Red Bull Rising WQS surf team; capturing the incredible skill of the Red Bull Streetstyle freestyle footballers, or heading out to interview a top Premier League footballer.

To be considered, simply submit a three minute video you have produced, shot either at a Red Bull event near you; at any other sporting event of your choice; or even a piece about your favourite athlete.  For inspiration, watch this short feature from Red Bull Empire of Dirt or check out some of our videos at www.redbull.co.uk or www.youtube.com/redbull.

For some advice from a professional skate filmmaker, check out Andy Evans’ top tips.

Aspiring filmmakers who live and breathe music and culture, get ready.  If you’re a talented filmer/editor, you could find yourself assigned to report at one of our many events music & culture events, from music makers, such as those recording at the Red Bull Studio in New Zealand; to models & designers getting fabulous at an A-list fashion show; to all the fun at the festival at one of the world’s top music festivals this year.

Red Bull loves giving wiiings to parties – check out this video from Red Bull’s Notting Hill Carnival party with Diplo and Switch on the RBMA sound system. 

To join the Reporter Pool all you need to do is wow us, and the visitors to Red Bull Reporter, with a brief video or showreel showing your best work.  Or you can show us your filmmaking skills by heading out to a party or gig near you, at a club, bar or friend’s house, and create a short video feature (less than 3 minutes).  If Red Bull gives the party wings, even better!

Not for the faint hearted, we’re after rookie journalists who can convey first-hand, the thrill and excitement of Red Bull Sports events.  Fancy sharing pit-stop stories from the Grand Prix, getting all the gossip in the riders’ area at Red Bull X Fighters, or even scaling new heights at the Red Bull Cliff Diving World Tour? If the answer is ‘Yes!’ then get working on your submissions!

To be writing for Red Bull Reporter, you need to bring to life the electrifying excitement from our events – we want to feel like we’re there with you! 

To be considered, all you need to do is watch this video of  Red Bull New Years No Limits - featuring Rhys Millen and Robbie Maddison attempt two incredible missions – and write a short story of your take on the event (max. 1000 words) – or write a piece about any sports event or athlete near you (max. 1000 words) – feel free to include your pictures and video.

Don’t forget to the head to the Tips & Talk page for some advice from the experts.

Are you a writer, with a love of music and culture?  We want to hear from you…

Red Bull wants to stir up and be innovative within the music scene, and we want our writers to do the same – from capturing the atmosphere backstage at Red Bull Bedroom Jam to competitor nerves at Red Bull BC One to the intricate process behind Red Bull Music Academy. Be bold and give us your opinion!

To be in with a chance to join the Reporter Pool and be selected for an amazing music and culture assignment, put pen to paper and show us what you can do.  Here’s how…  all you need to do is review one of the gigs from Red Bull Bedroom Jam.  You can report on a live gig, which take place every Monday at 5.00pm at www.redbullbedroomjam.com until April 13th, or you can base your review on a gig from the site archives. In a nutshell, we want to see your distinctive flair and style.