Louisiana Association of Broadcasters

Anchor/MMJ

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KTBS-TV

KTBS 3 is seeking an energetic, outgoing News Anchor capable of presenting the news with ease and comfort.

Experience: Communications or Broadcast Journalism degree with 2 years of experience in a broadcast news environment.

Requirements: Strong on-camera delivery; ability to ad-lib with co-anchors during newscasts as well as during breaking news coverage; ability to work under pressure; meet evening shift deadlines; respond to breaking news. Ability to shoot video, write and edit. Satisfactory pre-employment drug test and clear driving record.

If qualified, please send cover letter, resume and a link to your online reel with samples of your work to: Accounting@ktbs.com or Mail to: AR-1, Box 44227, Shreveport, La 71134-4227

Equal Opportunity Employer

To apply for this job please visit ktbs.com.

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