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RADIO PROGRAM DIRECTOR
In this sample radio program director resume, job objective is clearly defined and specific background information about radio stations add depth to candidate's job description.
Carl Furman
123, Ellis Street
Boston, MA, 01234
(123) 456 789
OBJECTIVE
A responsible programmer's position with an established radio station with a Soft or Mainstream Adult Contemporary format.
SUMMARY
- Bachelor of Science Degree, Mass Communication/Psychology (May 1988): Almost 10 years of accumulated part- and full-time experience in diverse areas of AM announcing, newscasting, and audio production, as well as associated areas of writing, reporting and promotion.
- Experience includes working regular on-air shift for well-positioned stations in a good-sized markets — Experience also includes production of commercials, promotional & public service announcements and program hosting; as well as working with/troubleshooting & problem-solving on equipment including Control Boards, Cart Machines, Reel-to-Recl Machines, Mixers & STL's.
- Relate well to wide range of adult audience interests. Knowledge of music from 1930's to present. Knowledge also includes understanding of Mutual, ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, NPR, APR and a wide variety of Sports Networks. Developed excellent following or highly commended by superiors & fellow workers in every position held.
BROADCAST EXPERIENCE
WKSU AM 1320
1992-Present
Florence, SC
Radio Program Director
Background Information: WKSU is a locally programmed, 5,000 WATT station:
Developed and organized own format for a variety of music programs; served as liaison between
audience, sponsors, and station manager.
WGON AM 560
1989-1990
Conway, SC
Announcer
Background Information: WGON is a locally programmed, 5,000 WATT station, offering an Adult Contemporary, full-service format: WGON is the #2 station in the Conway market, and is rated as a format leader in Radio & Records Directory, successfully competing against 40 stations whose broadcasts are in the same market area.
- Full-time announcer — Five-hour shift — Nostalgia format — coordinated production of
commercials, promotional and public service announcements; handled certain technical and/or
administrative functions, as required.
WLMB AM 980
1988-1989
Myrtle Beach, SC
Announcer (Evenings)
Background Information: Myrtle Beach is the nation's 100th largest radio market — 5th-rated (Arbitron) WLMB is a 1,000 WATT full-service, locally programmed AM station in a 10-station "medium size" market (Arbitron) — Also one of Radio & Records format leaders — Responsibilities included;
- Full-time announcer in the 6-11 P.M. time slot. Produced commercials, promotional and public
service announcements, as well as handled certain technical and/or administrative functions
when short handed, as required.
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