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Lifestyle Contributor

@ Hubbard Broadcasting
Albany, New York, United States
HybridPart Time
Responsibilities:Deliver on-camera segments, Interview guests, Participate in remote shoots
Requirements Summary:Confident on-camera presence, strong communication, professional judgment, flexible schedule, organized, deadline-driven.
Technical Tools Mentioned:ENPS, Adobe Creative Suite
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Job Description

What You’ll Do (On-Air & Content) 

  • Deliver on-camera lifestyle segments (in-studio and in the field) that spotlight local people, places, experiences, and products. 
  • Interview guests/clients in a way that feels natural, fun, and viewer-first (even when it’s live or unscripted). 
  • Participate in remote shoots and live appearances as scheduled. 
  • Support show content by helping develop segment ideas, prepping guest questions, and gathering photos/video for post-production. 
  • Contribute to the show’s digital and social presence (short-form video, posts, behind-the-scenes, etc.) as directed by show leadership. 

 

What You’ll Do (Brand/Sponsorship Collaboration) 

  • Under the leadership of the Director of Creative Services, work closely with Sales to execute sponsored segments that meet client goals without crossing editorial/compliance lines 
  • Participate in client conversations as needed (ex: brainstorming, creative alignment, and segment planning). 
  • Help integrate sponsored content smoothly and professionally — meaning it doesn’t feel like a commercial break with better lighting. 

 

The Non-Negotiables (Compliance & Standards) 

Because this role includes sponsored/paid content, we take transparency seriously: 

  • Sponsorship identification is required when consideration (money/services/anything of value) is involved, and disclosures must be clear.  
  • We maintain a clear separation between editorial decision-making and sponsorship influence (“church & state”), with defined reviews/approvals for sponsored content.  
  • Sponsored segments must remain value-neutral — avoiding comparative claims, exaggerated endorsements, calls-to-action, or pricing inducements unless explicitly approved through the proper review process.