Job Description:

The Producer, Specialty Programming at KTNV will organize, write, shoot and edit a non-news local production. Oversee story selection and placement, graphics, teases and pre-production. Ensure quality content for clients and directly participate in the management of the show as it airs from the control room and Studio.
 

WHAT YOU'LL DO:

• Book segments and write all copy not supplied by co-hosts.


• Attend and field produce on-location segments to ensure the best quality of segment for the show and client satisfaction.


• Work with account executives to enterprise ideas for their clients, assist with sales leads and client management.


• Meet with clients to discuss segment ideas, guest sheets and work with them to develop creative content that will sell their product.


• Act as line producer in the control room, working closely with the director making quick decisions when needed for timing an hour-long show.


• Act as floor producer for the show to meet with guests when they arrive, coordinate their live segment including getting them set up with a microphone and helping them set up their display, as well as preparing the green room and studio for the upcoming show.


• Use editing programs to create graphics for clients.


• Manage busy host and client schedules in a timely manner under deadline with the ability to problem solve on the go.


• Develop and cultivate strong relationships with clients to ensure successful segments and station partnership.


• Work as a team to develop engaging posts for social media including creating ideas for live streaming opportunities.


• Lend expertise to the client to help them better understand television and how it can help their product.


• Conceptualize and execute station initiatives and special projects.
   

WHAT YOU’LL NEED:

• BS/BA in related discipline preferred or equivalent years of experience


• Generally, 3-5 years of experience in related field preferred
   

WHAT YOU'LL BRING

• Ability to write feature packages


• Must be creative, possess excellent communication skills and be able to work under deadline pressures


• Must be able to work with clients and have strong customer service skills


• Mastery of newsroom equipment


• Knowledge of personal computers and internet usage


• Proficient in shooting video for a wide range of station projects, including commercials, promotional spots, and local programming


• Valid driver's license, good driving record, and ability to provide proof of insurance with the company required insurance limits.
   

Work Environment

Flexible hours and travel are required
 

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