WTVF, The E.W. Scripps CBS affiliate in Nashville, Tennessee is looking for a News/Lifestyle Producer for Talk of The Town. The Producer is responsible for the organizing, booking, and writing of a non-news local production and oversees story selection and placement, graphics, teases, pre-production, and editing. The Producer is responsible for ensuring quality content and directly participates in the management of the show.
WHAT YOU'LL DO:
Books segments and writes all copy not supplied by co-hosts.
Acts as line producer in the control room, working closely with the director and making quick decisions when needed and timing a 30-minute long show.
Acts as floor producer for the show to meet with the guests when they arrive, coordinate their live segment, which includes getting them set up with a microphone and helping them set up their display, as well as prepare the green room and studio for the upcoming show.
Manage busy host and guest schedules in a timely manner under deadline with the ability to problem solve on the go.
Develop and cultivate strong relationships with guests to ensure successful segments and station partnership.
Works as a team to develop engaging posts for social media
Uses editing programs to create graphics for segments.
Write daily topical show promos.
Lends expertise to the guests and clients 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:
BA/BS degree or equivalent experience required.
3-5 years professional broadcasting experience preferred.
WHAT YOU'LL BRING:
Ability to write feature packages.
Ability to edit video.
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.
Flexible hours and travel may be required.
Valid driver's license, good driving record, and ability to provide proof of insurance with the company required insurance limits.