Producer for TV Series

26 October 2011

Organisation/person name:

NZ On Tap

Work type:

Casual

Work classification:

Production - TV

Job description:

Are you looking to work on an exciting new project that has the potential to let you see the beautiful country we live in and taste some of the finest beers we produce?

We are looking for an enthusiastic and knowledgeable person to help us develop a television show that documents the New Zealand Craft Beer Industry, but also tells the story of the land and how it shapes what we do.

At this stage we have the concept and some interest from crew (associated with other New Zealand Television Series) wanting to be part of the journey, but we need someone that can help us take it to the next level and help us create a pitch for the broadcast partners.

If this sounds like you, then give us a bell today and we can have a chat. Of course what more could you want than to work on a show about beer?

Opportunity location:

New Zealand

Key skills sought:

Television Production Experience
Sense of Humour
Taste for Beer
Enthusiactic

This opportunity is:

Unpaid

Closing date:

Friday, 26 October 2012

Contact details:

allthingssamnz@gmail.com

Submitted by Sam Collins on Wed, 26/10/2011 - 4:15pm.

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