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Broadcast Presenter Job at Nenah FM Radio
Job Title: Broadcast Presenter
Organisation: Nenah FM
Duty Station: Uganda
Job Summary: The broadcast
presenter is the public face – or voice – of programmes broadcast on radio and
the internet. Their role is always to entertain and inform their audiences by
presenting information and/or entertainment in an accessible and attractive
way. The nature of the job varies according to a programme’s the general
principles remain the same: a broadcast presenter will often introduce, host
(or co-host) a programme, creating links between items, introducing and
interviewing guests and interacting with the audience.
presenter is the public face – or voice – of programmes broadcast on radio and
the internet. Their role is always to entertain and inform their audiences by
presenting information and/or entertainment in an accessible and attractive
way. The nature of the job varies according to a programme’s the general
principles remain the same: a broadcast presenter will often introduce, host
(or co-host) a programme, creating links between items, introducing and
interviewing guests and interacting with the audience.
Key Duties and Responsibilities:
- Work activities vary according to the type
of programme and broadcast medium. Prior to the broadcast, however,
presenters may be involved in:
researching topics and background information for items to be featured on
the programme; - Planning and rehearsing shows;
- Writing, and sometimes memorising,
scripts; - Liaising with other members of the
production and technical team/s.
During the broadcast, presenters may be involved in: introducing and
hosting programmes, interviewing guests in the studio, by telephone or on
location;
playing music; - Reading short news, traffic, sport or
weather reports; - Reviewing books, films, music or
newspapers; - Providing links between programmes;
- Either reading from a script and/or
autocue, or improvising; - Keeping the programme running to schedule
– responding positively and quickly to problems or changes, and
improvising where necessary; - Keeping in contact with the director and
production team in the studio gallery, via ear-piece link. - After the broadcast, presenters may be
involved in meeting with the production crew to assess/review the
broadcast and plan the next broadcast. - Radio presenters on music shows usually
‘drive’ the desk and operate some of the technical equipment for recording
and playback. This generally involves using computers to cue up and play
music and jingles.
Qualifications, Skills and
Experience:
Experience:
- Hands-on experience of presenting by
working in community radio, or discos, an undergraduate degree or a
post-graduate Diploma in Radio or Media Production. - Talent development schemes run by some
larger broadcasters to identify potential presenters.
Any specialist knowledge or celebrity profile – acquired from working on
newspapers and magazines, or in the music business. - Excellent presentation and performance
skills
ability to generate original ideas, and to think creatively about how to
communicate them - An understanding of how to use the voice
effectively for radio
ability to build credibility and rapport by communicating knowledgably and
engagingly with audiences - Determination and tenacity
- Excellent interpersonal skills and the
ability to draw information from people
knowledge of the radio market, different station and programme styles, and
audience demographics - Comprehensive knowledge of subjects
relevant to the radio genre in which they wish to work - Ability to work independently but also as
part of a team - Self-motivation and adaptability
- Ability to work effectively under
pressure, react quickly, and meet tight deadlines - Knowledge of the law, ethics and industry
regulation as they affect radio production - Knowledge of when it is necessary, and how
to acquire, the relevant clearances and licenses, including copyright and
music clearances - Knowledge of the requirements of the
relevant health and safety legislation and procedures - A high level of it skills – particularly
good word-processing and data handling skills
ability to learn how to use a variety of recording equipment and to
operate different radio studios - Ability to present while operating studio
controls and co-coordinating a range of simultaneous technical
activities - Ability to conduct effective internet
research, use relevant computer software for audio editing, and, when
necessary, to manipulate visual images or edit video, and upload all such
material for use on websites
How to Apply:
Send your, resume and cover letter to: Managing Director Mr. Abu Martine Louis
email to: abu@nenahfm.com
Send your, resume and cover letter to: Managing Director Mr. Abu Martine Louis
email to: abu@nenahfm.com
Deadline: 17th
August, 2013 or Hand deliver to FAMI HSE, 3rd Floor, Rm 58,
Opposite NIC Building, Kampala or at the Radio Station in Moroto
August, 2013 or Hand deliver to FAMI HSE, 3rd Floor, Rm 58,
Opposite NIC Building, Kampala or at the Radio Station in Moroto
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