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9780816063130

Career Opportunities in Television And Cable

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    9780816063130

  • ISBN10:

    0816063133

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2006-11-01
  • Publisher: Checkmark Books

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A detailed guide to 100 jobs in television. There are more than 1,700 television stations in the United States as of 2004, and the industry is expected to continue growing through 2012. Television has been the top advertising medium in the U.S. for more than a decade. For potential employees, the field offers a wide variety of jobs ranging from those in front of the camera to behind the scenes to working with high technology or working live in remote locations. Television offers jobs in production, art, writing, advertising, sales, technical areas, public relations, finance, office management, and many other areas. Career Opportunities in Television and Cable details 100 jobs in this exciting field and provides extensive appendixes of resources and other useful information. Career profiles include: *Advertising sales account executive *Art director *Casting director *Chief engineer *Cinematographer *Director of instructional television *Editor *Film/tape librarian *Music and sound editor *Scriptwriter *Sportscaster *and more.

Table of Contents

Foreword v
Industry Outlook vii
Acknowledgments xi
How to Use This Book xiii
ADVERTISING
Account Executive---Sales
2(3)
Advertising Copywriter
5(3)
Assistant Sales Manager
8(2)
Director of Development
10(2)
General Sales Manager
12(2)
Market Researcher
14(3)
Sales Coordinator
17(2)
Traffic-Continuity Specialist
19(3)
ARTS AND DESIGN
Art Director
22(2)
Graphic Artist and Graphic Designer
24(2)
Matte Artist
26(2)
Production Designer
28(2)
Set Designer
30(3)
Storyboard Artist
33(3)
CABLE/SATELLITE TELEVISION
Chief Technician
36(2)
Customer Service Representative
38(2)
Director of Local Origination
40(2)
Installer
42(2)
Marketing Director
44(2)
Sales Manager
46(2)
System Manager
48(2)
Technician
50(4)
DIRECTING
Assistant Director
54(2)
Director
56(4)
EDUCATION
Director of Instructional Television (ITV)
60(3)
Instructional Television (ITV) Specialist
63(3)
ENGINEERING
Assistant Chief Engineer
66(2)
Audio Engineer and Video Engineer
68(3)
Chief Engineer
71(3)
Engineering Supervisor
74(2)
Engineering Technician
76(2)
Maintenance Engineer
78(3)
Master Control Engineer
81(2)
Technical Director
83(3)
Transmitter Engineer
86(3)
Videotape (and Digital) Engineer
89(3)
MANAGEMENT AND ADMINISTRATION
Accountant
92(3)
Bookkeeper
95(2)
Business Manager
97(3)
General Manager
100(3)
Receptionist and Office Clerk
103(3)
NEWS
Assistant News Director
106(3)
Desk Assistant and Researcher
109(3)
News Anchor
112(3)
News Director
115(3)
News Writer
118(3)
Reporter
121(3)
Sportscaster
124(2)
Weather Reporter
126(4)
PERFORMING
Choreographer
130(3)
Extras
133(2)
Performing Artists (including Actors, Dancers, Singers)
135(3)
Stunt Coordinator
138(2)
Stuntperson
140(4)
PRODUCING
Associate Producer
144(3)
Casting Director
147(2)
Executive Producer
149(3)
Producer
152(4)
PROGRAMMING, PUBLIC RELATIONS, AND MARKETING
Community Relations Director
156(3)
Director of Publicity and Promotion
159(3)
Film/Tape/Digital Librarian
162(2)
Program Manager
164(2)
Publicity/Promotion Assistant
166(6)
TECHNICAL PRODUCTION
Camera
Assistant Camera Operator
172(2)
Camera Operator
174(3)
Cinematographer
177(5)
Editing
Assistant Editor Positions
182(2)
Editor
184(3)
Postproduction Supervisor
187(3)
Hair, Makeup, and Wardrobe
Costume Designer
190(3)
Costumer
193(2)
Hairstylist
195(3)
Makeup Artist
198(4)
Lighting and Electrical
Best Boy Positions
202(2)
Gaffer
204(3)
Key Grip
207(2)
Lighting Technician
209(3)
Location and Transportation
Location Manager
212(2)
Transportation Coordinator
214(4)
Management (Technical)
Floor Manager
218(2)
Operations Manager
220(2)
Production Assistant
222(2)
Production Coordinator and Production Secretary
224(2)
Unit Production Manager and Line Producer
226(4)
Music
Composer and Songwriter
230(2)
Music Director
232(4)
Props and Set Maintenance
Property Assistants
236(2)
Property Master
238(4)
Sound
ADR (Automated Dialogue Replacement) Supervisor
242(2)
Boom Operator
244(2)
Foley Artist
246(2)
Music Editor
248(2)
Production Sound Mixer
250(2)
Sound Editor
252(2)
Sound Effects Coordinator
254(2)
Sound Recordist
256(4)
Special Effects and Visual Effects
Special Effects Supervisor
260(2)
Visual Effects Supervisor
262(4)
WRITING
Script Supervisor
266(2)
Scriptwriter
268(87)
APPENDIXES
Educational Institutions
272(66)
Major Trade Periodicals, Newsletters, and Other Publications
338(4)
Professional, Industry, and Trade Associations, Guilds, and Unions
342(9)
Useful Web Sites for the Television Industry
351(4)
Glossary 355(16)
Bibliography 371(6)
Index 377(8)
About the Authors 385

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A detailed guide to 100 jobs in television.
There are more than 1,700 television stations in the United States as of 2004, and the industry is expected to continue growing through 2012. Television has been the top advertising medium in the U.S. for more than a decade. For potential employees, the field offers a wide variety of jobs ranging from those in front of the camera to behind the scenes to working with high technology or working live in remote locations. Television offers jobs in production, art, writing, advertising, sales, technical areas, public relations, finance, office management, and many other areas.
Career Opportunities in Television and Cable details 100 jobs in this exciting field and provides extensive appendixes of resources and other useful information.
Career profiles include:
Advertising sales account executive
Art director
Casting director
Chief engineer
Cinematographer
Director of instructional television
Editor
Film/tape librarian
Music and sound editor
Scriptwriter
Sportscaster
and more.

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