WTVP is a trusted, community-owned public media source that is dedicated to inspire, inform, educate, entertain and unify the communities we serve. We are passionate about the educational power of public television and we hope you are as well. Our staff holds a tradition of professionalism and takes pride in work well done and in the organization itself.
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| Job Posting | Classification | Opening Date | Closing Date |
| Videographer and Editor | Full-Time, Exempt | 4/17/2025 | 2 Weeks or until filled |
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| Put your technical expertise and creativity to work at central Illinois’ one and only public broadcasting station! WTVP PBS has an immediate opening for a Videographer and Editor for TV, web, social platforms, and other multimedia platforms. This position will shoot, edit and create videos for local productions, interstitials, membership drives, community engagement pieces, and underwriting spots. This role will work with station leadership, program producers and directors, videographers, underwriting representatives, and others to prepare content for distribution and to advance WTVP’s mission. WTVP is looking for a self-motivated, driven individual who can multi-task in a fast-paced environment and meet production team deadlines. Please click on the link below for a full job description and instructions on how to apply. | |||
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