Producer Jobs.

A producer directs and coordinates the production of promos (promotional spot announcements) for a local or national broadcasting service. A producer directs the activities of workers involved in the production of the promos, utilizing knowledge of continuity writing, on-air promotion guidelines, filming and videotaping techniques, and production equipment. A producer also contacts vendors to secure needed props, audio visual materials, and sound effects. A producer confers with operations and support services personnel to coordinate unit activities with those of other departments. A producer reviews and edits audio and video tapes, completed promos, and filler continuity, and schedules approved productions for broadcast. A producer arranges for the timely delivery of promo materials to local or network promotion departments. A producer serves as a liaison to coordinate unit activities with client promotional campaigns in other media.

A producer should have a bachelor’s degree in a relevant subject area like business administration or project management. A strong candidate should also have a minimum of two years of experience in the production field, including experience as an assistant producer. A producer should have good production, communication, and problem solving skills. A producer should have the ability to build and maintain effective working relationships, seeking and respecting diverse opinions while engaging others to work towards a common objective.