Executive Producer
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
The Executive Producer supervises news content across all media platforms and line produces at least one hour of a live newscast.
Responsible for evaluating stories; organizing them into a cohesive sequence within a newscast or digital content for the webDefine strategic direction for content coverage to meet business and financial objectivesManage news room, contribute to the editorial process and make solid decisions in breaking news situationsExecute strategies that engage and grow audiences across all media devicesResponsible for successful marketing of projects and adherence to budget
Requirements & Skills
Bachelor's Degree in Communications, TV/film or the equivalent At least 5 years’ experience in television or radio broadcast/production Must be able to interact well with video journalists, anchors, videographers, news managers, production and engineering staff Detail orientedExcellent verbal, written, and analytical skillsStrong news judgment, journalistic integrity and understanding of viewer needs and expectationsUtilize state-of-the-art television technology
Salary: $140k +
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