Video Production and Channels Manager for CURRENTtv

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Video Production and Channels Manager for CURRENTtv

Pay $67641.00 - $87934.00 / year

Employment type: Full-Time

Job Description

Req#: 4056671 The Video Production and Channels Manager serves as a member of the Public Relations team overseeing all aspects of operations for the government and education channels (CURRENTtv). This includes responsibility for programming direction, content development and production, and managing related administrative responsibilities. Work is performed under the general direction of the Public Information Officer.

Responsibilities:

  • Plans, coordinates and supervises the staff, volunteers, resources and day-to-day operations of the channels to showcase and increase awareness of services, goals, initiatives, accomplishments, special events and other newsworthy items related to the local government and education partners of the channels.

  • Oversees video development and production for the channels. Writes, produces, directs, shoots, and edits feature videos, overview videos, animated videos, public service announcements, and provides direction and supervision for the Video Producer.

  • Responsible for administrative duties such as managing, filing, and maintaining paperwork related to budgets, committee meetings, grants, inventory, program schedules, and Public, Educational, and Governmental (PEG) channel state certifications.

  • Consults and coordinates with staff members, partners and stakeholders to develop engaging and relevant content.

  • Provides oversight and management for the CURRENTtv website and social media accounts.

Qualifications:

  • General knowledge of electrical and electronic equipment, systems, design, transmissions and technologies as it relates to video production.

  • Thorough knowledge of all aspects of video production including scripting, programming, editing, direction and management.

  • Ability to produce quality, creative, effective programming with efficiency and drive multiple projects forward at a time.

  • Ability to communicate with a diverse community, staff members, partners, stakeholders and the public.

  • Computer skills including Google suite, and video and audio editing software such as Final Cut Pro and Adobe Creative Cloud Suite.

  • Competence in maintaining organized files and precise records for projects and administrative responsibilities.

  • Manage timelines and meet multiple deadlines.

  • Demonstrate strong written and oral language skills.

  • Familiarity with and working knowledge of Blackmagic and Tricaster systems, and PEG Channel management systems such as Cablecast, is a plus.

Bachelor's degree in communications, television broadcasting or production, journalism, film, and/or related experience working with a television broadcast facility or government/education access television station. Business management experience preferred.


IMPORTANT NOTE: Qualified applicants will be required to submit samples of work to show their experience and creativity by way of a demo reel or online portfolio.

This position is eligible for benefits. For more information, visit here.

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