Media Researcher Job Descriptions |
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| As a researcher in the media, it would be
your job to find the information, people and places for television,
radio and film productions. You might be responsible for anything from researching factual information for documentaries to finding studio audiences and guests for entertainment shows. In some jobs you might be involved in developing and researching ideas for new programmes. Depending on the type of production, your tasks could include: · discussing programme ideas and research needs with producers and directors · finding and checking information, using sources such as the internet, libraries and museums
· searching media libraries and archives for music, photographs and film footage · writing briefs for presenters, or briefing scriptwriters · checking copyright and arranging permission to use archive material · finding and interviewing programme contributors · scouting for locations · keeping detailed records · Researching and writing content for websites linked to TV programmes and films. Key Skills · good written and spoken communication skills · excellent research skills · good organisational and administrative skills · a high degree of accuracy and attention to detail · the ability to work well on your own and as part of a team · creativity and initiative · patience and determination · multi-tasking ability and a flexible approach to work · the ability to work under pressure and meet strict deadlines. |
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