Broadcasting By Rebecca Curtis

In the broadcasting business, there are many jobs that can make a big difference, even if they seem to be unimportant. The broadcasting business is no different than any other for jobs. There are a ton of little jobs, and some may seem unimportant at the time. They may also seem "Not big enough" to sustain interest. But imagine what would happen if a light person was nonexistent? There would be too much light, so it would blind the actors/actresses. Or there wouldn't be enough light, so the audience would have to strain to see.

Job List:

All occupations~331
Management, business, and financial occupations~30
Top executives~9
Marketing and sales managers~5
Administrative services managers~1
Financial managers~1
Engineering managers~1
Human resources, training, and labor relations specialists~1
Accountants and auditors~3
Professional and related occupations~166
Computer specialists~9
Engineers~3
Market research analysts~2
Multi-media artists and animators~1
Graphic designers~2
Actors, producers, and directors~26
Radio and television announcers~38
Broadcast news analysts~6
Reporters and correspondents~10
Public relations specialists~4
Editors~4
Writers and authors ~3
Miscellaneous media and communications workers~3 audio and video equipment technicians~4
Broadcast technicians~25
Sound engineering technicians~3
Camera operators, television, video, and motion picture~8
Film and video editors~4
Sales and related occupations~46
Advertising sales agents~33
Sales representatives, services, all other~4
Telemarketers~2
Office and administrative support occupations~59
First-line supervisors/managers of office and administrative support workers~4
Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks~4
Customer service representatives~13
Receptionists and information clerks~4
Dispatchers~2
Executive secretaries and administrative assistants~7
Secretaries, except legal, medical, and executive~4
Office clerks, general~10
Installation, maintenance, and repair occupations~26
Telecommunications equipment installers and repairers, except line installers~5
Telecommunications line installers and repairs~14

Without any of these jobs, the business wouldn't operate the same way. Every job is important. Equipment is important as well. The equipment is everything from lights to blue screens. Camera's, obviously, to film the program. Microphones to make sure the speakers can be heard. Satellites to make sure everyone can see the program, plus a bunch more.

Radio and TV are a lot of times the main event at celebrations. If there weren't any radio or TV stations at all, we would probably be a lot more intelligent, because we'd do a lot of reading. But we'd also be a lot less sociable. Sort of like hermits, it would be rather lonely. So next time you flip on the radio, or turn on the TV, maybe you'll think of all the people behind just a few minutes worth of entertainment.