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Job Offer: Cultural Affairs Executive Producer:UW-Madison, Wisconsin Public MediaJob description: Cultural Affairs Executive Producer Listing description Would you like to shape the direction of PBS Wisconsin's performing arts programming? Join us to lead the team that creates these Wisconsin-located arts programs! PBS Wisconsin seeks an practiced and creative Executive Producer to lead our team of award-winning producer-directors to produce long-form broadcast programs focused on our state's diverse arts culture. The ideal candidate possesses an knowledge of engaging an audience through the craft of live and post-produced multi-camera production. The candidate will have the practice and skill to coach the team's directing and producing work, broad music rights acquisition practice, a passion for crafting a story through the performing arts and the capability to build and manage projects with multiple community stakeholders and deadlines. This is your opportunity to lead a talented production team and bring this critical part of PBS Wisconsin's local content portfolio to life. As part of UW-Madison, we offer a good income, excellent benefits and are mindful of a balance between work and life. PBS Wisconsin is committed to diversity and building an inclusive environment for people of all backgrounds and ages, and we especially encourage members of traditionally underrepresented communities to apply. For the full position description and application instructions please visit: https://jobs.wisc.edu/jobs/cultural-affairs-executive-producer-madison-wisc onsin-united-states Organization: UW-Madison, Wisconsin Public Media Job Job location: Madison, WI United States Job Job Category: Production/Programming Deadline: Friday, November 15, 2024 Employment Type: Full time Hours Per Week: 40.00 Send Application Materials To: Please apply directly at this website:https://jobs.wisc.edu/jobs/cultural-affairs-executive-producer-madi son-wisconsin-united-states Please submit the following materials: 1) A resume; 2) A cover letter detailing how your practice and expertise relate to the listed required and preferred job qualifications; 3) A single document containing links to 3 examples of your multi-camera production project work, preferably of performing arts programs for which you've had a leadership abilities/producer/director function. - Please include the specific function you had for each video example. - Describe what you think is prosperous about the work for each video example. - Explain how you effectively and creatively used voice-over, soundbites, video, music, sound design and/or graphic elements to create an engaging long-form video project for each video example; 4) A single document with 2 writing samples. Video production scripts and/or non-fiction narration preferred. Since this position reviews content for broadcast, close attention to detail is required. All submitted material will be assessed for spelling and grammar. Failure to follow these application instructions will result in applications receiving less competitive consideration. Finalists will be asked to provide a list of at least three professional references with titles, emails, and phone numbers (including at least one managery reference). Note that references will not be contacted without your prior knowledge. Minimum income: $80,000.00 Website: Cultural Affairs Executive Producer Email address: E-Mail: alondra.vazquez@wisc.edu Phone: (608) 890-4326 Job Field: Television
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