Part-Time Radio/Video Production Team
Entry-Level & Experienced Opportunities | Independent Contractor
About the Opportunity (Please Read Application Link is Below)
We are looking for dependable individuals to join our video production team on a part-time, independent contractor basis. This is an opportunity for both entry-level individuals interested in learning video production and those who already have experience working with cameras, computers, audio/video equipment, or broadcast software.
You do not need to know everything coming into this position. We are willing to train individuals who demonstrate a good attitude, a willingness to learn, and a commitment to being part of a team.
Available opportunities may include:
- Video Producer – Assist with coordinating and managing video productions and broadcasts, helping ensure everything runs smoothly from beginning to end.
- Camera Operator – Learn to operate cameras and assist with capturing the video and content needed for a successful production.
- Announcer – Provide on-air commentary, introductions, and communication during broadcasts. Some public speaking or announcing experience is preferred.
What We Are Looking For
The most important qualities we are looking for are dependability, a willingness to learn, and the ability to work well with others.
Successful team members should:
- Be dependable. When you commit to an assignment, others are counting on you. We need people who take their responsibilities seriously, show up as scheduled, and communicate if an unexpected situation arises.
- Be willing to learn. Previous experience with video production, cameras, computers, and audio/video software is helpful, but not required for every position. Training and guidance will be provided.
- Think through problems. Live broadcasts don’t always go exactly as planned. We need people who can stay calm, use common sense, think critically, and help find solutions when something unexpected happens.
- Follow directions. Team members must be comfortable receiving instructions, following established procedures, and working professionally with others.
- Work as a team. Productions can be stressful at times. Being able to communicate respectfully, accept feedback, and work through challenges together is important.
- Be adaptable. Some assignments may require standing for multiple hours, working in enclosed spaces, or operating in unusual environments.
- Work independently when needed. As you gain experience, you may be asked to handle certain production responsibilities on your own, including completing a broadcast without additional team members present.
Additional Expectations for Announcers
Individuals interested in announcing should have:
- Good verbal communication skills.
- Some experience or demonstrated comfort speaking in front of others.
- The ability to communicate clearly and professionally.
- A willingness to learn broadcast presentation and announcing techniques.
- The ability to eventually conduct a broadcast independently when needed.
Compensation & Work Arrangement
- Part-time, independent contractor opportunity.
- Compensation paid once per month.
- Work assignments and schedules will vary based on production needs.
- Opportunities may vary depending on experience, availability, and production requirements.
Compensation and specific assignment details will be discussed during the application and selection process.
The Most Important Thing
You don’t have to be an expert to be part of this team. We can teach you how to operate equipment, use software, and understand the production process.
What we cannot teach as easily is dependability, accountability, a good attitude, and a willingness to work with others.
Our broadcasts involve multiple people and organizations who depend on us to deliver. We take that responsibility seriously, and we are looking for individuals who do the same.
If you are dependable, willing to learn, able to follow through on commitments, and interested in being part of a video production team, we encourage you to apply.
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