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Bachelor’s degree in Media Studies, Film & Broadcasting, Journalism
A TV & Radio Production professional in Japan manages and supports the creation, editing, and broadcasting of television and radio programs. They handle creative, and organizational aspects of production, and technical aspects of production, ensuring that content is delivered on time and meets quality standards. In Japan, precision, teamwork, and adherence to broadcast schedules are highly valued.
Standard: 40 hours per week
Typical schedule: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Monday to Friday)
Overtime: Often required during live broadcasts, production deadlines, or special events
Strong understanding of TV and radio production processes
Audio and video editing skills
Creativity and storytelling ability
Technical knowledge of cameras, microphones, and editing software
Communication and teamwork skills
Time management and ability to meet tight deadlines
Problem-solving and troubleshooting during live broadcasts
Attention to detail and quality control
Plan, organize, and manage TV and radio programs
Operate production equipment and ensure quality output
Edit audio and video content for broadcast
Coordinate with hosts, reporters, and production teams
Ensure compliance with broadcasting regulations
Assist with scriptwriting, program planning, and content development
Monitor live broadcasts and solve technical issues in real-time
Maintain production schedules and archives
Performance-based bonuses
Transportation allowance
Health insurance
Paid annual leave and public holidays
Retirement/pension plans
Professional development and training programs
Opportunities for career growth in media and broadcasting
Flexible or shift-based working arrangements