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In the competitive media and journalism industry, qualified candidates are effective communicators and have excellent attention to detail. While these positions often require a significant amount of creativity, those who work in the media and journalism industry must be sensitive to the guidelines of the publications they support. Additionally, media and journalism employees typically work closely with technology and must be adaptable and up to date. View examples of media and journalism resumes by selecting a job title below. Also, check out our cover letter samples, job descriptions and other resources.

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Anchor
Anchors, also known as Newscasters, appear on-air to deliver news stories to a television station's audience, write and edit news, perform research and conduct interviews.
Asl Interpreter
ASL (American Sign Language) Interpreters assist communication between individuals with hearing difficulties and the rest of the community.
Audio Engineer
Audio Engineers record and mix sound to musicians' and record producers' standards by joining parts of a song, adding synthetic sounds, using auto-tune, recording sound, mixing tracks and managing sound experience during live performances.
Audio Technician
Audio Technicians set up, work with, and take care of electrical equipment and tools with regard to sound effects and music.
Blogger
Bloggers share their ideas on online journals, conduct research, choose topics that readers are interested in, handle the blog's SEO strategy, post updates on social networks and analyze web analytics.
Broadcast Journalist
Broadcast Journalists appear on television news programs to provide information to the public by researching, news writing, events coverage and collaborating with other crew members.
Journalist
Journalists prepare articles for publication by performing research, proposing story ideas, securing sources, meeting deadlines and following the publication's style guide.
Linguist
Linguists speak fluently in at least two languages and their role is converting information from one language to another, in spoken or written form.
Media Analyst
Media Analysts gather and interpret data for various organizations by collecting public information, preparing reports, finding data relevant to the organization, monitoring international affairs and reading press reports.
Multimedia Journalist
Multimedia Journalists make broadcasts across radio, television, and Internet mediums by researching, producing audio and video materials, writing stories, using publishing software and handling graphic design duties.
News Reporter
News Reporters develop articles and broadcasts about current events by investigating facts, performing research, conducting interviews, writing news and taking photos and video footage.
Press Secretary
Press Secretaries handle crucial communication and public relations tasks for diverse industries, governments and other organizations. 
Producer
Producers oversee television or film projects from conception to completion and distribution by researching, fundraising, networking, commissioning writers, scheduling and complying with regulations.
Publicist
Publicists generate positive media exposure for their clients and prevent reputation damage by travelling with their clients, selecting questions from the media, scheduling interviews and maintaining a positive relationship with the press.
Radio Account Executive
Radio Account Executives educate potential clients about the benefits of radio advertising, complete sales deals and assist in after-sales support.
Radio Host
Radio Hosts announce news, complete DJ work, coordinate talk shows, read news summaries, announce guests, make commentaries, improvise and entertain the audience.
Radio Producer
Radio Producers oversee the content distributed via radio and manage broadcasting staff, generate ideas for programs and develop audio content
Staff Writer
Staff Writers work for newspapers and magazines by researching, collecting information, interviewing subjects, writing, editing, and collaborating with other writers and staff.

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