Assists in the production of live or taped radio and/or television programs in the studio or on location.
Operates control board during shift; controls program switches; announces on air.Operates television studio cameras, lighting, teleprompter and character generator.Verifies program logs and tapes for broadcast during shift.Records from satellite feeds for delayed broadcast.Evaluates and determines programming quality and issues reports of program or technical problems as appropriate.Serves as announcer for musical programs, news, weather, public service announcements, etc.Serves as grip in the studio or on remote productions.Assists in constructing, transporting, erecting and striking sets.Assists in researching, planning and producing programs.Performs basic studio housekeeping chores.
Knowledge of broadcast laws and ethics stated by the FCC and agency policies. Knowledge of television and/or radio studio operations. Knowledge of production techniques. Skill in the operation of radio and/or television equipment. Skill in the use of tools used in the construction of sets. Ability to serve as announcer for a variety of programs.
A high school diploma and experience in radio and/or television production. Graduation from an accredited school of television production or a bachelor's degree in broadcasting or a related field may be substituted for the required work experience.