News Producer at WWAY-TV 3
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About the role
Overview To: Community Contacts DATE: October 6, 2025
JOB TITLE:
News Producer
JOB REFERAL #: 600
EXPERIENCE AND SKILLS NECESSARY:
Live, work, and grow your career on the coast. WWAY, the ABC, CBS, and CW affiliate serving southeastern North Carolina, is seeking a News Producer to join our team.
This is not just a job for someone looking to stack a show. We are looking for a show doctor who can craft engaging, fast-paced newscasts that keep viewers informed and engaged. The ideal candidate will:
Responsibilities Build well-paced, dynamic newscasts
Write compelling teases that keep audiences tuned in
Edit video to ensure high-quality, visually engaging content
Contribute to digital platforms, including the WWAY website and social media
Utilize strong storytelling and understanding of AP Style for writing
Be able to stay ahead of breaking news and developing stories
Qualifications:
We''re looking for someone who wants to be a journalist, and not just someone who wants to work in TV. Experience with ENPS and Edius is a plus
Other Information:
Email resumes to Marcy Cuevas at mcuevas@wwaytv3.com.
NO TELEPHONE CALLS PLEASE. Include above reference number and where you saw the job posted. We utilize DMV and criminal background checks as a condition of employment.
It is the policy of WWAY-TV, LLC that employment shall be based on merit, qualification and competence. Employment practice shall not be influenced or affected by virtue of an applicant''s or an employee''s race, age, sex, religion, color, national origin or disability. Females and minorities are encouraged to apply.
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