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“The Hour” looking for a bunch of people

A pack of openings just, er, opened at The Hour — looks like now that the show is going to prime time on the main network, they’ll need more people. The jobs available are:

Producer: Plans, conceives, organizes, and/or develops the production and realization of a program segment, program, or series. There is wide latitude for initiative, independent judgment and creativity. There is a regular and ongoing requirement to co-ordinate the work of others.
Associate Producer: Participates in the production, direction and/or postproduction of a program and/or program segment.
Reporter/Editor: Performs reporting and editorial assignments related to the gathering, writing and presentation of program material for radio, television or other media.
Senior Writer: Gathers information and writes material for presentation on national radio and/or television programs, or via other media.

All positions are based in Toronto.

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3 Responses to ““The Hour” looking for a bunch of people”

William says:

Toronto!

Dude, that’s like, SO not going to happen.

J says:

Shhhhhhhhhh………I’m applying for the associate producer gig and I wish you would keep it more under wraps…..I don’t need the competition!

Allison says:

I couldn’t agree more.

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