Programs Producer - Community

WFAA Dallas is seeking a Programs Producer for the Community Impact Team. The ideal candidate is a creative, goal-oriented self-starter with exceptional production skills who can collaborate across departments and work directly with clients, nonprofit partners, and community leaders.

Responsibilities:

• Lead production efforts for the Community Impact Team, creating high-quality content for broadcast, streaming, digital, and social platforms
• Produce live and pre-produced community content, broadcast specials, PSAs, branded/partner content, and Community Impact franchises
• Oversee PSA production, inventory, placement, and post-campaign reporting
• Manage productions from concept and pre-production through shooting, editing, graphics, finishing, and delivery
• Develop on-air, digital, print, and other collateral supporting community partnerships, events, and initiatives
• Execute internal and external communications for Community Impact initiatives
• Collaborate across departments and serve as a key liaison on Community Impact projects
• Manage station programming responsibilities, including listing services, children’s programming crawls, and program changes
• Lead station tours and represent WFAA at community events, boards, and committees as needed

Requirements:

• 3–5 years of professional experience in broadcast television, video production, news, creative services, marketing, or a related field
• Demonstrated ability to produce high-end, broadcast-quality content from concept through final delivery
• Advanced shooting and photography skills, including professional camera operation, composition, lighting, exposure, movement, and visual storytelling
• Advanced editing and post-production skills for short- and long-form content across broadcast, streaming, digital, and social platforms
• Advanced proficiency in Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, Photoshop, and Adobe Creative Suite, including motion graphics and graphic design
• Strong interviewing and storytelling skills with the ability to identify and capture compelling, authentic stories
• Excellent communication, leadership, collaboration, and project management skills
• Ability to work professionally with clients, nonprofit partners, community leaders, talent, and cross-department teams
• Creative, innovative self-starter who can independently lead projects, solve production challenges, and make timely decisions
• Passion for community storytelling and translating mission-driven work into engaging content
• Highly organized, technologically savvy, and adaptable to evolving production tools and workflows
• Ability to attend and produce content at community events, including some evenings and weekends
• Knowledge of FCC sponsorship and disclosure requirements
• Microsoft Office experience required; WideOrbit experience preferred

Benefits:

• Comprehensive benefits package, including medical, dental, and vision coverage
• 401(k) program with company match
• Paid Time Off (PTO) and paid holidays
• Access to Teladoc and Spring Health services