Full-Time
Videographer and Photographer
Posted on 4/18/2026
Nexstar
1,001-5,000 employees
Owns and operates numerous U.S. stations
No salary listed
Savannah, GA, USA
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- Exceptional skills in writing, shooting, editing, and producing.
- Ability to thrive in a fast-paced, deadline-driven environment.
- Ability to work with all departments (Sales, Creative Services, News, Production, Programming) at WSAV.
- A valid driver's license and an acceptable driving record.
- Shoot and edit video for lifestyle show segments
- Shoot and edit video for sponsored segments featuring paid clients of the TV station
- Schedule and set up video shoots
- Work with manager, Executive Producer and Host to maintain a high level of quality control for The Bridge
- Edit and post video content to WSAV social platforms such as Facebook, Instagram and YouTube
- Post sponsored video segments to WSAV.com
- Collaborate with the team to develop out-of-the-box ideas that engage and entertain
- Work closely with sales team on client-driven content
- Contribute to the WSAV+ streaming app and leverage social media to promote content
- Assist in booking compelling guests, writing scripts, and creating engaging packages for the show
- Maintain The Bridge show’s video equipment
- Help with special projects and other duties as assigned
- Have fun!
- Bachelor’s Degree preferred in TV/Film, or equivalent experience
- TV production experience desired
- Experience using social media and digital tools to amplify content
- Proficiency with video equipment (Canon 80-D and Canon C-300) would be ideal
- Experience with Adobe Premier Pro and WordPress
Nexstar Media Group operates the largest portfolio of local television stations in the United States, owning 197 stations affiliated with networks such as CBS, Fox, NBC, and ABC. It earns revenue from selling advertising time and from retransmission fees paid by cable and satellite providers, and it also owns digital assets like The Hill and NewsNation, a national news channel. The company combines a broad local TV reach with digital media expansion to monetize both TV and online audiences. Its goal is to provide broad access to news and entertainment across local markets while growing its digital footprint and sustaining revenue through multiple streams.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Irving, Texas
Founded
1996
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Q2 2026 revenue hit $1.99 billion, with adjusted free cash flow doubling.
- Management repaid $409 million of debt in Q2 and targets another $1 billion.
- NewsNation ranked fastest-growing ad-supported cable network in March 2026 and Q1.
What critics are saying
- States and DirecTV keep fighting Nexstar's TEGNA deal; Judge Nunley paused integration in April 2026.
- Q2 interest expense reached $190 million; $11.7 billion debt limits flexibility through 2027.
- February 2026 PIX11 layoffs showed newsroom cuts can follow integration pressure and weak ad markets.
What makes Nexstar unique
- Nexstar owns 197 stations and controls ATSC 3.0 across all top-25 markets.
- The CW, NewsNation, and The Hill create national reach beyond local broadcasting.
- ESPN and Roku partnerships extend CW sports and entertainment distribution in 2026.
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Nexstar anticipates repaying over $1B of total debt by year-end 2026 while targeting CW profitability in Q4. Aug 06, 2026, 12:56 PM ET Nexstar Media Group, Inc. (NXST) Stock AI-Generated Earnings Calls Insights Earnings Call Insights: Nexstar Media Group (NXST) Q2 2026 Management view. * "Nexstar delivered record second quarter results, including an all-time high quarterly revenue number of $2 billion, adjusted EBITDA of $633 million and year-over-year free cash flow of more than doubling to $238 million for Fresh Stock Ideas, Every Day Explore diverse investing perspectives with daily analysis from experts across the market. Seeking Alpha's Disclaimer: This article was automatically generated by an AI tool based on content available on the Seeking Alpha website, and has not been curated or reviewed by humans. Due to inherent limitations in using AI-based tools, the accuracy, completeness, or timeliness of such articles cannot be guaranteed. This article is intended for informational purposes only. Seeking Alpha does not take account of your objectives or your financial situation and does not offer any personalized investment advice. Seeking Alpha is not a licensed securities dealer, broker or US investment adviser or investment bank.
Nexstar revenue reaches record $2 billion in Q2 boosted by TEGNA acquisition. [email protected] August 6, 2026 Key points. * Q2 Net revenue: $1.99 billion (+62.2% year-over) * Distribution revenue: $1.12 billion (+52.3%) * Advertising revenue: $862 million (+81.5%) * Political advertising revenue: $147 million, compared with $9 million * Other revenue: $15 million (-28.6%) * Income from operations: $362 million (+70%) * Net income: $113 million (+24.2%) * Net income attributable to Nexstar: $120 million (+23.7%) * Cash on hand: $218 million * Total debt: $11.74 billion * Read more Q2 2026 media earnings coverage | Nexstar coverage Nexstar Media Group says it is already experiencing financial windfalls related to its March acquisition of TEGNA, despite an ongoing antitrust lawsuit that currently precludes the broadcasters from completing their consolidation and requiring them to maintain separate operations for now. During the company's second financial quarter (Q2) of the year, Nexstar said it earned $1.99 billion in overall revenue, an increase of 62.2 percent compared to last quarter. TEGNA's portion of its operations contributed $697 million in incremental revenue, the broadcaster said. With TEGNA excluded, Nexstar's revenue would have been $1.29 billion, up slightly from $1.23 billion during the year-ago period. Revenue from fees charged to cable, satellite and streaming operators rose more than 52 percent to $1.12 billion, including $362 million in fees collected from TEGNA. Nexstar said its distribution revenue benefited from higher fees charged to pay TV companies and their customers, offset slightly by ongoing churn in the pay TV industry, which eats away at per-subscriber fees. Advertising revenue increased more than 81 percent to $862 million, including $331 million from TEGNA. Political advertising totaled $147 million, compared with $9 million a year earlier, while Nexstar's legacy stations generated a $75 million increase in political revenue. Core, non-political advertising was partially pressured by political campaigns crowding out available commercial inventory. Advertising also benefited from highly rated FIFA World Cup matches carried by Nexstar's Fox affiliates and continued streaming advertising growth in its legacy local markets, the company affirmed. The company recorded $53 million in transaction, one-time and restructuring expenses, largely connected to the TEGNA acquisition and related financing. Interest expense nearly doubled to $190 million. Stock price. In prepared remarks, Nexstar's founder and CEO Perry Sook said some of its properties, including NewsNation and the CW Network, continued to experience year-over growth as the broadcaster continues to evolve these properties to meet the wants and desires of viewers. NewsNation remained the fastest-growing, ad-supported cable network in prime-time and total-day viewers, Sook said, citing data from Nielsen. The network typically ranks behind Fox News, CNN and MS Now (formerly MSNBC) in total-day viewers, though its prime-time programming has increased over the years, attracting tens of thousands of viewers on any given night. The CW Network accelerated its commitment to sports broadcasting by inking new distribution deals with ESPN and The Roku Channel during Q2. Both platforms will offer some or all of CW Network's sports programming through their respective services. ESPN's deal with the CW Network went online earlier this month. "Looking forward, we are well positioned for strong free cash flow generation in the second half of 2026 and we remain confident that the case challenging our acquisition of TEGNA is without merit and we will continue to vigorously defend it," Sook said.
CBS drops WSPA, picks up WYFF4 in network affiliation shake up. Greenville News Updated July 24, 2026, 5:28 p.m. ET The Greenville-Spartanburg television station WSPA-7 is losing its affiliation with the CBS Network, which will move to WYFF4, according to the Radio and Television Business Report. WSPA-7 is owned by Nexstar Media Group and is not the only station affected. According to the Radio and Television Business Report, a group of CBS affiliates owned by Nexstar are also losing their network affiliations. "In July, Nexstar completed a multi-year agreement with CBS to extend its affiliations in 36 markets," a statement from Nexstar said. "We will be replacing the CBS affiliation with a CW affiliation in at least three markets (Jackson, MS, Bismarck, ND and Rapid City, SD) and promoting FOX to replace CBS as our primary network in Albuquerque, NM. We will be elevating the CW affiliations from the digital subchannels they currently occupy to a premiere slot widely available over-the-air and across all major paid platforms. In addition, we look forward to expanding our local news in Greenville/Spartanburg, Birmingham, and several of these markets with the new scheduling flexibility these transitions will afford." Hearst Television owns WYFF 4. A spokesperson said the company would not issue a statement on the matter, but confirmed the move. The change will go into effect on Aug. 1. Hearst Television will also be taking over the CBS affiliation from Nexstar stations in Albuquerque, New Mexico, Jackson, Mississippi and Birmingham, Alabama. "We are pleased to have entered into several new CBS Television Network affiliation agreements, including extending our long-standing partnership with Nexstar, expanding our relationship with Hearst Television and welcoming Forum Communications Company into the CBS Family," said a spokesperson at Paramount, which owns CBS. "CBS has an unwavering commitment to our audience, and we are excited to continue to deliver our leading sports, news and entertainment programming to viewers across the country." The CBS programming will broadcast on WYFF4.3 and WYFF4 will continue broadcasting NBC programming, according to a report on the news station. Bed Bug Bites: Spot the SignsLearn how to identify bed bug bites and symptoms to improve treatment. Need help? Contact an Orkin Pro for expert bed bug and pest control solutions.Orkin | Ad
NextGen TV Launches in Cleveland. Published July 23, 2026 Nexstar contributed spectrum from WBNX-TV, making the launch possible in a deployment that expands ATSC 3.0 broadcasts to all of the top 25 DMAs IRVING, Texas - Nexstar Media Group has announced the successful launch of ATSC 3.0/NextGen TV in the Cleveland, Ohio, television market. The deployment means that the next generation broadcast standard is now deployed across all of the top 25 U.S. designated market areas (DMAs). As the largest remaining market yet to deploy ATSC 3.0, Cleveland had been unable to launch due to structural limitations in available broadcast spectrum and station participation. However, following Nexstar's 2024 acquisition of WBNX-TV, Nexstar contributed the station's spectrum to the ATSC 3.0 effort, enabling the entire Cleveland market to make the transition. For the launch, WBNX-TV (Nexstar-CW) is serving as the host station, with WJW-TV (Nexstar-FOX), WEWS-TV (Scripps-ABC), WOIO-TV (Gray-CBS) and WKYC-TV (TEGNA-NBC) partnering to bring ATSC 3.0 service to the market. "Completing this ATSC 3.0 transition represents a significant milestone in the nationwide transformation of broadcast capabilities and is the first step to bringing a host of benefits to consumers in the Cleveland DMA," said Brett Jenkins, Nexstar's CTO and digital officer. "NextGen TV service also opens up opportunities for EdgeBeam Wireless, our joint venture, to offer its services to customers looking to take advantage of the benefits of data delivery over a broadcast system for such applications as high-precision positioning, digital signage, and enhancing public safety." In announcing the move, Nexstar said the launch of 3.0 broadcasts is "a clear example of how strategic industry consolidation can accelerate innovation and deliver meaningful benefits to consumers." The NAB applauded the launch. "NextGen TV is more than a technology upgrade," said NAB President and CEO Curtis LeGeyt. "It is a pathway to a stronger, more resilient local broadcasting system that enhances public safety, supports local journalism and ensures communities have access to trusted, free, over-the-air service when it matters most." The professional video industry's #1 source for news, trends and product and tech information. Sign up below.
Nexstar Media Group has completed the rollout of ATSC 3.0 broadcast technology in Cleveland, Ohio, making it the final major US market to adopt the next-generation TV standard. The deployment means ATSC 3.0 is now available across all top 25 US designated market areas. Cleveland's transition was enabled by Nexstar's 2024 acquisition of WBNX-TV, which provided the necessary broadcast spectrum. The technology offers viewers enhanced features including 4K picture quality, immersive audio, interactive content and advanced emergency alerts. Brett Jenkins, Nexstar's chief technology and digital officer, said the upgrade represents a significant milestone in transforming broadcast capabilities nationwide. The technology also creates opportunities for EdgeBeam Wireless, Nexstar's joint venture, to offer data delivery services for applications including positioning systems and public safety. Existing ATSC 1.0 services will continue during the transition period.