What are the responsibilities and job description for the Producer/Videographer/Editor position at Pioneer PBS?
ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Seeking individual with interest in the outdoors (hunting/fishing/recreation) and/or conservation and environmental science to join our team on Prairie Sportsman. Check us out on https://www.pioneer.org/prairiesportsman.
Primarily responsible for leading and coordinating productions focusing on LCCMR funded Prairie Sportsman.
content. Responsibilities include: developing ideas for new programs, building relationships with production
funders & partners, and executing new media initiatives. Develop content for multiple platforms and uses
including broadcast, web-based delivery, education materials and promotion.
- Supervise all aspects of content production from development of initial concept to delivery to the
audience.
- Write, research, and produce programs for Pioneer PBS broadcast and other content delivery systems
- Operate Cameras, drones, microphones for production.
- Edit segments and assemble Prairie Sportsman episodes.
- Work with photographers, editors, writers, researchers, narrators, web designers, underwriters, and
others in a collaborative approach to deliver high-quality content to Pioneer audiences
- Work with underwriting staff and prospective funders to expand the base of program support
- Develop, maintain, and track LCCMR production budgets in consultation with Pioneer leadership.
- Maintain compliance with appropriate rules and regulations, including those specific to LCCMR funded
activities as specified by the Minnesota Legislature and Department of Administration, FCC regulations,
and Pioneer production guidelines
- Lead Prairie Sportsman production team or teams consisting of existing staff and free-lance workers
- Collaborate with other members of the Pioneer management team to incorporate LCCMR productions
into other Pioneer activities
- Work with peers at other MPTA stations on collaborative projects as needed
- Participate in Pioneer events and station-wide projects
- Travel for Pioneer production needs to production sites and meetings throughout the area
- Maintain a work schedule that is consistent with the needs of Pioneer, the production teams, with long
hours as needed to complete productions, and as defined in consultation with your supervisor
- Develop related materials that “enhance, educate, or promote” the subject matter of Prairie
Sportsman content.
Skills & characteristics needed
- Integrity to develop and maintain strong, trusting working relationships with other Pioneer staff, free-
lance workers, production team members, funders, donors, and members of the public
- Writing and research skills
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- The ability to write appropriately for TV, the web and other distribution systems
- Accuracy and attention to detail in reporting information for broadcast, budgeting for projects, and
working with colleagues
- Excellent communication skills
- An even temperament, even when working under tight deadlines
- Willingness to work long hours on occasion
- Dedication to the mission of Pioneer PBS.
- Respect for colleagues and for the mission of public television
- Public relations skills to build and maintain relationships with the public
- The ability to learn quickly, especially with technology
- Be a self-starter, show initiative
QUALIFICATIONS AND EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS
Minimum of five to seven years production experience, with a proven track record in researching, writing, and
producing high-quality programs, operating broadcast quality cameras and editing in the Adobe creative suite.
ADDITIONAL NOTES
Ability to work well under deadlines is a must. In-state travel required, with additional hours. Physical
requirements: Must be able to perform essential job functions
Job Type: Full-time
Pay: $18.00 - $22.00 per hour
Benefits:
- 401(k) matching
- Flexible spending account
- Health insurance
- Life insurance
- Paid time off
- Retirement plan
Schedule:
- 8 hour shift
- Monday to Friday
Work Location: In person
Salary : $18 - $22