Date is of original posting. Jobs may be filled. Employers, please inform b-roll.net if you have filled these openings, or have new ones. All ads are submitted from reputable sources, but b-roll.net can not take responsibility for their content. GOOD LUCK WITH YOUR JOB HUNT!
Please tell employers you saw their ad on b-roll.net!
Click Here to Submit a Job Listing
PHOTOG WITH IRAQ EXPERIENCE (Pangolin Pictures) New York / Iraq Pangolin Pictures -- www.pangolinpictures.com -- an award-winning television production company is looking for an experienced shooter/producer to film an hour-long episode of a new series for Speed TV that will follow convoy drivers in Iraq. To be filmed in Iraq in July 2009. Applicant must have prior field experience in Iraq and must be able to shoot and produce in a two-camera producing team. The format would be similar to a show we did last year for A&E entitled "JACKED: Auto Theft Task Force" -- www.aetv.com/jacked/ -- that was filmed on location with a group highly trained ATTF officers in Newark, NJ. Contact info: Nick Hiller Pangolin Pictures 1650 Broadway, Suite 1208 New York, NY 10019 tel: 212.245.4242 fax: 212.245.4290 email: nick@pangolinpictures.com www.pangolinpictures.com
[23809 From: Nick Hiller]
(5/20)
NEWS PHOTOJOURNALIST (WPDE) Myrtle Beach, SC WPDE is looking for a devoted team player with 1-2 years experience to join our team. Candidates must have shooting and non-linear editing experience. We shoot on Panasonic P2's and edit on AVID. Experience on both is a plus, however, we are willing to train. Candidate must be organized, competitive, and able to make his/her deadlines. We have a small staff and need to find a photographer who can hold his/her own and be the Chief's #2 person. If you have a great attitude with knowledge of the business, and are eager to shine above the rest, please send a resume and non-returnable tape to: Angie Dones, Chief Photographer, WPDE-TV, 1194 Atlantic Avenue, Conway SC, 29579. For questions, please email adones@wpde.com.
[23808 From: Angie Dones]
(5/18)
DISASTER RESERVIST BROADCAST TECHNICIANS (FEMA) Washington, DC Are you looking for an environment that fosters innovation, rewards performance and creativity, and provides challenge on a routine basis? If so, the Federal Emergency Management Agency's Office of External Affairs is recruiting experienced broadcast uplink engineers to join its national disaster reserve force. Successful candidates must be a US Citizen and should have solid broadcast satellite uplink experience with network or local news operations and demonstrated knowledge of broadcast news and production equipment. Your primary duty will consist of coordinating the reception, deployment and operation of flyaway broadcast systems at disaster operations throughout the United States. Other duties include: providing engineering support to contract and full-time videographers and producers with the set up and tear down of live news conferences and other live events; providing technical support and liaison to the national media; performing scheduled tape feeds and other broadcast related functions. If you are energetic, flexible, can travel on very short notice anywhere in the U.S., and available to work on an intermittent (part time) basis, this job is for you. Interested candidates must be free to travel at a minimum of two to six weeks at a time, and sometimes longer, usually with as little as a day or two of notice. You will need to be able to produce high quality work with minimal supervision, under pressure and in a hectic work environment. Travel to and from a deployment location is paid for, along with day-to-day expenses for lodging and an allotment for meals and expenses. Please note that FEMA employees may be subject to 24-hour on-call in the event of an emergency. This service may require irregular working hours, work at locations other than the official duty station, and may include duties other than those specified in the employee's official position description. Employees must be able to relocate to emergency sites with little advance notice and function under intense physical and mental stress. JOB ELIGIBILITY: Must be a U.S. Citizen The Federal Emergency Management Agency is committed to employing a highly qualified workforce that reflects the diversity of our nation. All applicants for Federal employment will receive consideration without regard to race, color, national origin, sex, age, political affiliation or nonaffiliated, non-disqualifying physical handicap, sexual orientation, and any other non-merit factor. Please email or fax a detailed resume and cover letter providing a brief overview of your broadcast technical experience; a listing of any professional certifications along with any formal training and references to Paul Luke, FEMA Broadcast Operations Manager at: fema-studio@dhs.gov or (202) 646-3370. FEMA is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
[23807 From: Paul Luke]
(5/15)
NEWS PHOTOJOURNALIST (WTVR) Richmond, VA WTVR -CBS 6 is seeking a FT News Photojournalist with 1 - 2 years exp in shooting and editing required, Avid, and Non-linear editing, Panasonic P2 cameras, and AVID editing exp preferred. Must be able to work in a fast pace and team environment, create story ideas, high production values, and good journalism skills. Send VHS tape and resume to: Bob Hogensen, Dir. Of Photographer, WTVR-CBS 6, 3301 W. Broad Street, Richmond, VA 23230. EOE
[23806 From: Carlita Fuller]
(5/11)
FIELD PRODUCTION MANAGER (CNN) Washington, DC Qualifications: Bachelor Degree in Communications, Journalism, TV Production. In lieu of degree, experience and on the job accomplishments would be considered for technical requirements. Minimum of 3 years photojournalist/field production experience. Experienced in all aspects of ENG and DNG field production with demonstrated high-level and creative skills in lighting, editing and photography. 2 years experience managing or supervising in a newsgathering or broadcast production environment. Demonstrated excellence in verbal and written communication skills, training and staff development. High level organizational skills, ability to prioritize and communicate effectively in a fast paced news environment. Complementary qualifications include: Prior experience working in a client service oriented environment, experience developing and/or managing budgets and personnel. A proven record of group management and successful communication and collaboration that spans all departments within CNN. Duties: Responsible for the day-to-day management of assignments for the Washington DC-based field production department. The Field Production Manager, in conjunction with the Director of Field Production, supervises all of the (approximately 27) DC based photojournalists, ensuring they have the necessary equipment, training, and skills to provide the highest quality of creative newsgathering possible in the field. The Field Production Manager is responsible for, and able to evaluate, mentor and coach these photojournalist's work as it pertains to still and motion photography, editing, lighting, transmission, editorial judgment, and teamwork. The Field Production Manager will possess demonstrably successful use and understanding of all technologies used in CNN's newsgathering and transmission processes. The Field Production Manager is a 24/7 on call position. Turner Broadcasting System, Inc. and its subsidiaries are Equal Opportunity Employers. If interested, please apply online at www.turnerjobs.com, referencing 111882BR. Please send a resume/cover letter to cnn.jobs@turner.com. No phone calls please.
[23805 From: Rick Denius]
(5/4)
PHOTOJOURNALIST (WTVF) Nashville, TN NewsChannel 5 HD Network-WTVF (CBS affiliate) in Nashville, 2004 NPPA Station of the Year and #1 rated station in the market is looking for a photojournalist to enhance its top rated newscasts. From developing sources, scanner monitoring, shooting and editing compelling stories, using creative lighting, operating ENG and Sat trucks, applicants must thrive on all fronts of news gathering. If you are competitive, deadline driven, organized, and considered among the best at visual storytelling, please apply! A positive and energetic attitude is a must for the continued success of our photography team. Live truck and non-linear editing experience is a plus. We are a Sony SX shop with NPPA philosophies. Three years experience as a television news photographer required. WTVF is an Equal Opportunity Employer Please send a resume and a non-returnable tape to Mike Rose, Chief Photographer, NewsChannel 5 Network, 474 James Robertson Parkway, Nashville, TN 37219. For questions, please email mirose@newschannel5.com.
[23804 From: Michelle Bonnett]
Date is original posting. Jobs may be filled. Please inform b-roll.net if you have filled these openings, or have new ones. All ads are submitted from reputable sources, but b-roll.net can not take responsibility for their content. GOOD LUCK!
Please tell employers you saw their ad on b-roll.net!