Day Assistant Producer - This Morning
Contract: 12 Month FTC
Location: London

Do you have an abundance of ideas for TV programme content? Do you possess strong creative and editorial judgement and thrive on the buzz of working within a live broadcasting environment?

If the answer is 'yes', we have a fantastic opportunity to join our team on This Morning as an Assistant Producer. The show provides a broad mixture of content across current affairs, entertainment news and consumer issues. We are dedicated to providing an entertaining format that informs and advises our viewers. The role of Assistant Producer is an opportunity to work with the senior team to generate original programme ideas. It is also an opportunity to bring new ideas to television and to work innovatively across the functions within our studios. You will be responsible for idea generation and then taking ideas from the planning stages to production, helping to create a balanced show. There will also be the opportunity to act up as a producer and output the show

Ideally you will have a journalistic background, gallery experience, worked in live daytime television and have experience of managing budgets effectively. You must have an understanding of compliance guidelines and OFCOM regulations. You must also have a flexible approach to work as you will be working to a shift pattern which will include weekends and bank holidays on occasion.

If you thrive on the buzz of working on a live network programme and if you think your ideas and enthusiasm will keep our audience entertained and informed then we'd love to hear from you.

Closing Date for applications: Monday 10th December 2018

ITV is committed to increasing the diversity of its workforce and we strongly encourage applications from candidates from all backgrounds and as a Disability Confident employer we are committed to offer an interview to disabled candidates who meet the minimum criteria for the role.

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