Media Production Manager

Company Description
NewTV is an Emmy Award-winning nonprofit community media center based in Newton, MA, specializing in multimedia production, training, and content distribution. The organization operates three cable channels—Community, Education, and Government—that offer local programming, news, and information not typically available from commercial or public media outlets. NewTV provides resources, equipment, and support to help community members create and share their own media content. Team members collaborate closely with local organizations, schools, and government entities to tell stories that reflect and serve the Greater Boston area. Working at NewTV offers the opportunity to contribute to community-focused media and develop a wide range of production and technical skills.

Role Description
The Media Production Manager is a full‑time, on‑site role based in the Greater Boston area. This position oversees the planning, coordination, and execution of video and media projects across NewTV’s channels, ensuring high‑quality production standards and timely delivery. Day‑to‑day responsibilities include managing production schedules, coordinating crews and equipment, supervising shoots in studio and on location, and guiding projects from pre‑production through post‑production. The role involves collaborating with internal teams, community producers, and external partners to develop concepts, refine scripts, and maintain consistent visual and editorial style. The Media Production Manager also monitors budgets, troubleshoots technical issues, supports training initiatives, and helps optimize workflows to improve efficiency and output.

Qualifications

Strong media and video production skills, including Media Production and Video Production experience.

Proven Production Management capabilities, overseeing crews, resources, and end‑to‑end project workflows.

Effective Project Management skills to plan, prioritize, and deliver multiple productions on schedule.

Excellent Communication skills for collaborating with colleagues, community members, and external partners.

Experience with studio and field production equipment, editing software, and digital asset management.

Ability to lead, mentor, and support diverse teams and community producers in a training‑oriented environment.

Strong organizational and problem‑solving skills, with attention to detail and quality control.

Bachelor’s degree in film, media, communications, or a related field, or equivalent professional experience.

Experience in community media, nonprofit organizations, or educational/government programming is a plus.

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