NAEB Newsletter (April 1, 1964)

April 5 Army Chief Warrant Officer, retiring April I, 1964, desires career in ETV. Long experience in personnel su¬ pervision and electronics, five years experience in tele¬ vision, including studio and control room operation. Graduate Advanced Television Course, National Schools of Los Angeles. Salary $5000-$6000 depending on edu¬ cational benefits available. April 6 Mature engineer with 16 years experience in broad¬ casting and electronics seeks responsible position in educational broadcasting or allied electronic-oriented systems. Will accept additional responsibilities to jus¬ tify salary. April 7 Single male, 26, M.S. expected June 1964 in Educa¬ tional Radio and TV, taught high school speech and English three years, desires position in college speech department to teach, direct, produce on ETV or CCTV. Experience in commercial radio. Will consider all areas and salaries; the experience is all important. April 8 Male, 29 years old, married, with oine child, is avail¬ able in June for position as producer-director. Three years commercial TV experience. Qualified in all phases of production, especially producing, directing, and tal¬ ent. Experience in film work and some photography. Two years commercial radio experience as announcer. Has ETV experience and one year teaching. Bolds B.S. in Speech-Radio-TV. Presently working toward Masters and would like to continue. Prefer West Coast but location open. April 9 ETV producer-director and assistant director of public relations, with 5 years of experience in both radio and television, commercial and public affairs broadcasting, wants position in production/management or adminis¬ tration with university radio or ETV station. Married, 25, B.S. in Journalism-Public Rielations-Radio-TV. Pro¬ duced radio and TV series for ETV and commercial radio and TV. Documentary film writer and director. Now working at major university. Midwest or West location; salary minimum: $9,000. April 10 Male, 28, single, seeks position as ETV producer- director, radio-TV, and/or college instructor. Background includes "live," film, videotape production in ETV and commercial TV; talent and announcing in commercial radio. Rlecent M.A. with broadcasting major, technical theatre plus stage crew, 4 yrs. Program planning, su¬ pervision, direction. Midwest or South, but will con¬ sider any locale with growth potential or chance for future work toward Ph.D. Salary open. Available sum¬ mer or September 1964, or sooner if necessary. Will consider all positions, as broadcasting has become his avocation as well as vocational interest. POSITIONS AVAILABLE (In order to be considered through these channels, the reader must be an Individual Member of the NAEB, with credentials on file with the NAEB Placement Service. Non-members can save time by sending the $10 annual dues and $5 Placement registration fee at the time of inquiry.) A-l Radio announcer-producer. Male, Age 23-35. Pleasing voice, generalized education plus a basic knowledge of classical music. Applicant must enjoy fine arts program¬ ing. Salary $3000-$6000 annually plus meals and lodging . or equivalent. Initial salary will be commensurate with training and experience. Open immediately. A-2 Experienced, qualified chief engineer and/or transmitter supervisor for new high-power UHF educational tele¬ vision station in Eastern major market. Must be good professional administrator with thorough knowledge of FC'C procedures and systems planning. Transmitter con¬ struction ready to commence. Salary open. A-3 Instructor in radio-television. Must be able to teach courses in television production, writing, directing, and announcing, as well as produce and direct television pro¬ grams; extensive work in area of CCTV. M.A. required. Southern college; position available July I. A-4 Qualified producer for new educational television station in Mid-Atlantic region. Experience or training in quality documentaries or complex creative programing required. Open in June. Salary $5000-$7000. A-5 Qualified assistant manager to be in charge of adminis¬ tration for new ETV station in Mid-Atlantic region. Pro¬ gram background necessary so can produce special pro¬ grams occasionally. Open in June. Salary $7000-$9000. A-6 Technician. Excellent opportunity in new communication center for person with experience in closed-circuit and broadcast engineering: FM and I.O. TV. First class FCC license required; maintenance and operation; as facili¬ ties expand new installations would be required. Salary OPEN. A-7 Director of educational television at Middle Atlantic uni¬ versity. Responsibility for general supervision and de¬ velopment of new CCTV system. Applicant must be pre¬ pared to select and supervise staff, plan for equipment purchase and use, work with faculty to promote and guide CCTV lectures and associated presentations, pro¬ duce and direct programs, evaluate the effect of tele¬ vision on class scheduling, and assist in research plan¬ ning. M.A. or equivalent. At least two years experience with competency in supervision and CCTV production. Salary $6000-$8000 for twelve months. Contract renew¬ able. A-8 Production and teaching position in communications de¬ partment for person under forty. College teaching ex¬ perience and commercial broadcasting experience de¬ sired, or will consider college teaching, instructional tele¬ vision, and/or educational radio experience. M.A. re¬ quired. Northwest university; minimum $6000; available September I ; ten-month position. A-9 Middle Atlantic college desires a Ph.D. in radio and tele¬ vision to teach undergraduate and graduate courses and supervise programs in these areas. Rank and salary open. Position for September 1964. A-10 Producer-director. Community ETV station. Starting sal¬ ary from $5400 to $6200 per year, depending upon back¬ ground and experience. Position open in very near fu¬ ture. A-1 I Producer-announcer for Midwestern university radio sta¬ tion. Salary $5200. Open immediately. A-12 Producer-director for Midwestern university ETV station. An administrative, non-academic appointment, the po¬ sition carries a twelve-month starting salary, with one month leave, ranging from $6300-$7000, depending on qualifications, beginning July I, 1964. Applicants should have a Master's degree and experience in directing educational television programs. A person with some commercial television experience and work in 16mm film production is preferred. A-13 Instructor or assistant professor of television-radio at East Coast college. Persons applying for the opening should be prepared to teach communication law and courses in broadcast writing and production, and di¬ rection. Applicants should preferably have a Ph.D., with some broadcast or teaching experience, although the degree requirement may be waived under the proper circumstances. The salary range is $6500 to $7800. A-14 Associate dean for instruction of East Coast university. To qualify for consideration, an applicant must possess a doctorate and several years of successful teaching or administrative experience on the college level. In addi¬ tion, his preparation and experience should reflect knowl¬ edge of the new methods of instruction in the areas of CCTV, programed instruction, audiovisual aids, etc. Appointment effective September, 1964. Salary range: $10,950-$ 12,720. A-15 Chief announcer for Midwestern university radio station. Position consists of general announcing, some special program producing, assisting in the training of student announcers, regular newscasting, and some continuity writing. Starting salary $4800 per year. Paid vacation, hospital insurance, and group life insurance. Job begins June I. A-16 Graphic artist for new ETV station in South Atlantic re¬ gion. Salary $4800-$5200 to start. Position open June I. A-17 New ETV station needs young man as photographer. Will do publicity work for station and for school system. Po¬ sition open June I. Salary dependent upon experience and qualifications. 4 NEWSLETTER