Video Producer/Editor
montgomery broadcastingCheyenne (WY)
About the role
Help Wanted: Streaming producer and video editor– KFBC TV
Love sports? Love the energy of game day? This gig’s for you.
KFBC TV — part of Montgomery Broadcasting — is looking for a live streaming tv producer and video editor to help us bring local sports to life on TV, radio, and streaming. We cover high school and other community sporting events, and we need someone who’s just as passionate about sports as we are.
What You’ll Do:
Run the show on game days — producing live broadcasts for TV, radio & streaming
Setting up and managing live streams and editing footage for full replays and highlight packages
Lead a team of part-time camera operators and production staff
Create commercials and promo content (yes, creativity is very important!)
Keep things organized behind the scenes so everything runs smooth
Work evenings and weekends when there are games — because that’s when the magic happens
What We’re Looking For:
Someone who lives and breathes sports
Organized, creative, and cool under pressure
Experience with TV or radio production is a big plus
A team player who can also take the lead when needed
The ideal candidate must have experience with live video production and editing, and should be familiar with software similar to vMix, Final Cut Pro—such as OBS, Wirecast, or Adobe Premiere
Experience with streaming platforms is a strong plus
Why It’s Awesome: You’ll be part of a close-knit team, working in a fast-paced, high-energy environment where no two days are the same. If you love the excitement of sports and want to turn that passion into a career, this is the place to do it.
Ready to Join the Team? Send your resume and a few words about why you’d be a great fit to Dave Montgomery, Owner atdmontgomery@kfbcradio.com. We’re excited to meet you. Montgomery Broadcasting is an equal opportunity employer, women and minorities are encouraged to apply.
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