In this article, find all the main information about the career of station manager:
The duties of the broadcast manager
Varying from one channel to another, the responsibilities of the broadcast manager cover several areas: the consistency of program broadcasting, the quality of the broadcast (graphic consistency, notably with respect to the style guide; sound and visual quality, technical broadcast quality), compliance with broadcast obligations (notably legal ones), and oversight of the broadcast running orders (daily broadcast schedules).
What skills are required to become a broadcast manager?
The broadcast manager must not only know the regulations governing television broadcasting, but also have a good understanding of telecommunications, electronics, and post-production techniques to ensure continuity of broadcast. Finally, they must be able to react without delay in case of breaking news or a technical problem. They are competent in programming, production, and broadcasting alike.
How to Become a Station Manager?
IESA Audiovisual and Film Program
IESA arts&culture offers a dedicated program to become a Station Manager:
- Master in Audiovisual and Film Production
Admission after Bac+3
In which fields does a station manager work?
The station manager is an employee of a television channel, at executive level.
What career progression is there for a station manager?
The station manager can become director of special operations, of productions or of programming.
What is a station manager’s salary?
A station manager’s salary starts at €2,000 per month.