Joshua Eure

New York, NY 10280 USA
Website: http://www.joshuaeure.com
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Professional Experience

Joshua Eure is an experienced multimedia manager, producer, writer and marketer who can successfully execute hands-on supervision of media projects from conception to completion. Executive level management experience includes broadcast news supervision, media production, audience research, marketing, communications and promotions. Passionate leader and trainer of media professionals in all aspects of multiplatform production and distribution. A Broadcast and Digital Senior Content Management Professional with 20 years of experience leading news operations, an expert in creating original programming and supervising live events. CORE SKILLS Social Media Media Relations Broadcast Production Web Content & HTML Online Video Storytelling Strategic Planning Project Leadership Communications Crisis Management Media Training Copywriting

Expertise

Producer (new media)
15 Years
Producer (television)
20 Years
Reporter
10 Years

Specialty

Business (general)
20 Years
Consumer Products
10 Years
Technology
10 Years

Industries


Broadcasting - Ent - TV (Local)
15 Years
Broadcasting - News - TV (Local)
20 Years
Broadcasting - News - TV (National)
20 Years

Total Media Industry Experience

20 Years

Awards

NATAS EMMY Winner WBFF-TV Baltimore Emmy Award for Outstanding Achievement 2006: Television News Programming Excellence Daily News Cast - Markets 1-25 - Channel 2 Action News NATAS nominated ABC News 2010 Election Night Coverage 2008 EMMY® Awards Nomination in Spot News Story Category

Associations

National Association of Black Journalists.

Showcase

General

How to Land Your First Broadcasting Internship
(Ezine Articles 11/6/2014)
Internship opportunities are extremely important and should be leveraged to the fullest.
How To Produce a Professional News Package
(11/6/2014)
Creating an excellent and impactful news package is a skill set that develops over time. Seasoned reporters typically learn the hard way how to best prep and plan for their features. However, taking advantage of a few tried and true tips can make even the cub reporter look like a pro.