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Supports a national television newsroom through information gathering, story research, daily news roundup preparation, event logging and transcription, video feed coordination, and administrative assistance for managers, producers, correspondents, and anchors. Requires at least six months of television experience, video editing and social media knowledge, familiarity with ENPS, advanced Microsoft Office skills, a bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience, and flexible 24/7 availability.

Generates television advertising revenue by managing existing accounts, prospecting new clients, conducting sales calls, delivering presentations, explaining advertising solutions, providing media rates, developing advertising schedules, and coordinating ad creation with clients and station personnel. Builds relationships within the local business community, implements revenue-growth strategies, and works toward exceeding sales goals.

Directs live and recorded newscasts and special productions using automated production control systems. Coordinates with producers, newsroom personnel, anchors, reporters, meteorologists, and technical staff to execute editorial and creative plans. Monitors cameras, graphics, audio, video servers, and switchers; troubleshoots technical issues during broadcasts; and maintains broadcast quality and FCC compliance. Requires quick decision-making, effective communication, schedule flexibility, and the ability to work independently and collaboratively in a high-pressure live news environment.

Produces television newscasts and streaming programs across broadcast and digital platforms. Writes and orders stories, approves scripts, builds rundowns, balances news and feature content, and makes editorial decisions during breaking news. Operates OBS studio equipment and collaborates with reporters, anchors, photojournalists, managers, production, and engineering staff. Requires strong writing, communication, news judgment, deadline management, and availability for overnights, evenings, weekends, and on-site work.

Supports local, national, broadcast, streaming, and digital advertising sales by entering and maintaining orders, coordinating creative materials, monitoring schedules and inventory, resolving billing and campaign issues, preparing reports, and assisting account executives and sales leadership. The role also supports political advertising documentation, FCC Public File requirements, client records, meetings, promotions, and special projects while maintaining accurate and responsive communication across departments.

Anchors morning newscasts, presents news across platforms, writes and edits stories, produces programming, reports from the field, conducts interviews, and responds to breaking news. The role also includes coordinating newsroom teams, mentoring colleagues, creating website and social media content, editing video, participating in promotional appearances, and meeting deadlines across changing shifts.

Produces live television segments and news packages for a national political program. Responsibilities include pitching stories, researching topics, selecting footage and other elements, writing scripts, coordinating with senior producers, assisting with live newscasts and control-room operations, and tracking story developments. The role requires political and government news experience, strong editorial judgment, fast decision-making, collaboration, deadline management, and ENPS proficiency. It is an in-person position based in New York or Washington, with flexibility for different shifts.

Coordinates technical operators during live and recorded newscasts, supervises production assignments, directs camera and video staff, switches video sources, collaborates with producers and engineering, trains broadcast operators, tests equipment, and ensures clean, high-energy program delivery.

Produce and stack the 4 PM television newscast, shaping breaking news and enterprise stories through strong editorial judgment and visual storytelling. Collaborate with anchors, reporters, photographers, and assignment editors; write and edit accurate scripts; respond quickly to breaking news; adjust rundowns; participate in editorial meetings; and contribute story ideas to grow the audience.

Participates in broadcast production, station projects, events, and initiatives while gaining hands-on experience in broadcasting. Interns collaborate with department teams, develop practical skills, and fulfill academic credit requirements. Opportunities are available across community affairs, lifestyle, news, production, and marketing. This unpaid internship does not guarantee post-graduation employment.