News Producer
wrtvIndianapolis (IN)
About the role
Circle City Broadcasting in Indianapolis, IN is seeking a dynamic News Producer to craft compelling, accurate, and engaging news content across all media platforms. We’re looking for someone who thrives in a fast-paced newsroom, understands the power of strong storytelling, and can bring a cohesive vision to each newscast.
Key Responsibilities:
Write, produce, and edit news content that connects with and informs our target audiences
Evaluate story elements and build them into a clear, logical, and compelling newscast lineup
Collaborate closely with reporters, anchors, photographers, and the digital team to deliver impactful journalism
Ensure all content meets high standards of accuracy, fairness, and clarity
Qualifications Exceptional writing and verbal communication skills
Strong news judgment and a commitment to journalistic integrity
Proficiency with non-linear editing systems
Highly organized and detail oriented, with the ability to manage multiple tasks under tight deadline.
WISH-TV and Circulus Digital Media are locally owned and operated by Circle City Broadcasting.
Equal Opportunity Employer
ABOUT OUR OWNERSHIP WISH-TV is owned by Circle City Broadcasting. Along with WISH-TV, Circle City Broadcasting owns Circulus Digital Media and operates MyINDY-TV 23, which provides around-the-clock entertainment, sports and local interest programming to Central Indiana viewers.
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