Radio/Television Journalist - Related jobs
Kairīpoata Reo Irirangi/Pouaka Whakaata
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- AuthorAuthors write stories, scripts, poems and plays for publication or production, to entertain and inform people.
- CopywriterCopywriters come up with ideas and write the content for different advertising mediums such as television, film, radio, magazines, CD-ROMs, brochures, websites and newspapers.
- Newspaper/Magazine EditorNewspaper and magazine editors manage editorial staff and their newspaper or magazine business, and direct the preparation of articles for the newspaper or magazine.
- Press SecretaryPress secretaries advise ministers on how to deal with the media, and help them to communicate government policy and decisions to the wider public.
- Print JournalistPrint journalists collect information and write stories about events and topics of interest for publication in newspapers, magazines or on the Internet.
- Radio BroadcasterRadio broadcasters introduce music, and present or host programmes on the radio.
- Reviewer/CriticReviewers/critics write about and give an opinion on artistic works or performances such as books, movies, and music, stage or television productions.
- Sub-editorSub-editors check magazine, journal or newspaper articles, books, Internet content or other resources and prepare them for publication. They may also design pages and arrange illustrations.
- Television PresenterTelevision presenters introduce, present or host programmes on television.
Related industries
- Writing and PublishingPeople working in the writing and publishing industry may research, write, publish and distribute news, information and entertainment. The type of work can include:
- creative writing
- writing news or feature articles
- writing technical manuals or helping people to understand complex information
- design and layout of publications, in print and on the Internet
- managing the production of publications.
