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AFTER SEVERAL MONTHS OF NOT TAKING ON NEW CLIENTS, WE HAVE ONCE AGAIN OPENED OUR DOORS!
WE SEEK UNDER-APRECIATED INDIVIDUALS
READY TO MAKE A MOVE!
*the average pay raise for TV news people last year was 2.5%.
*the average salary increase for those we placed in new jobs was 49%.
DCA TALENT IS CURRENTLY ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS:
ANCHORS, REPORTERS, SPORTS TALENT AND METEOROLOGISTS
WE ARE NOT INTERESTED IN PHYSICIANS, ATTORNEYS, OR OTHER SPECIALISTS!
We are TV news agents and talent placement experts. We get better jobs for TV reporters, anchors, meteorologists, sports types and others in TV.
IF YOU HAVE NEVER WORKED IN A TV NEWSROOM, PLEASE DO NOT SUBMIT THIS FORM. WE ARE NOT RIGHT FOR YOU. LOOK ELSEWHERE. THANKS.
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MOST RECENT CLIENT NEWS & KUDOS!
(NOTE: THIS IS NOT A CLIENT LIST. IT'S SIMPLY RECENT NEWS REGARDING SOME OF OUR CLIENTS.)
Kudos to JORY RAND, Weekend Anchor, KABC-TV, Los Angeles.
ALEX KIRCHNER moves to Spectrum News Wisconsin-Green Bay as Chief Meteorologist (from Allen Media’s WREX-TV, Rockford).
Anchor/Reporter BRIAN CARLSON joins powerhouse KSL-TV in Salt Lake City.
AMY HOCKERT moves to Evening Anchor at KMSP-TV in Minneapolis-St. Paul.
VANESSA VILLAFUERTE moves to KSEE-TV in Fresno as Host, MedWatch Today.
Meteorologist NICK MARUSIAK moves to evenings at WKEF-TV, Dayton.
JON SOKOLOFF jumps to New Orleans and WGNO-TV as Sports Producer/Reporter (from the Columbus-Tupelo market).
Kudos to CHRIS HARRIS, Weekday Sports, WSMV, Nashville.
Kudos to JEFF KOLB, Sports, KDFW, Dallas.
Meteorologist JUSTIN STAPLETON (client for 16 years) moves to mornings at KPRC-TV, Houston.
Kudos to JEFF TANCHAK (client for 29 years), Morning Meteorologist, WOIO-TV, Cleveland.
New client BRENDA TEELE jumps 73 markets to Primary Co-anchor at KTBS-TV, Shreveport.
Kudos to BRANDON EVANS, Main Anchor, KHOG-TV, Ft. Smith-Fayetteville-Rogers, AR.
Traffic Anchor TED NOAH moves to WWSB-TV in Sarasota.
SCOTT CARPENTER moves to Morning Anchor at WVTM-TV in Birmingham (from KCCI-TV, Des Moines).
Kudos: DAVE FRASER, Chief Meteorologist, KDVR-TV, Denver.
ALYSSA PATRICK moves to Main Anchor at WAND-TV in the Champaign-Springfield-Decatur market.
MATT JONES moves to Chief Meteorologist at KSLA-TV in Shreveport.
STEVE TEELING joins WTNH-TV in New Haven as Staff Meteorologist.
Kudos to RON BURKE, Sports and News Anchor, KOAT-TV, Albuquerque.
JANE MONREAL moves to Early Evening Anchor at WCNC-TV, Charlotte.
Meteorologist MICHELLE MORGAN joins WKMG-TV in Orlando.
Kudos: MARK SPAIN, Main Anchor, WSET-TV, Roanoke-Lynchburg.
Kudos: CHRIS STANFORD, Morning Anchor, WISC-TV, Madison.
Kudos to Erik von Ancken, Weekend Anchor, WKMG-TV, Orlando.
Kudos to DAN SCHRACK, Morning Anchor, WHAM-TV, Rochester.
Meteorologist NEVILLE MILLER moves to weekdays at KMBC-TV in Kansas City.
Kudos to SCOTT FISHER, Chief Meteorologist, KTBC-TV, Austin.
Kudos to Meteorologist SAMARA COKINOS, weekends, WKMG-TV, Orlando.
Reporter/Anchor SETH KOVAR joins KHWB/KIAH-TV in Houston (from KRIS/KZTV-TV in Corpus Christi).
Reporter/MMJ BRIDGET CHAVEZ moves to KIRO-TV in Seattle (from KPTV-TV, Portland).
DARREN BOTELHO moves to Boston and the NBC / Universal O&O WBTS-TV as Weekend Anchor and Reporter (from WLNE-TV, Providence). Darren was hired by new GM Kirtsen Wolff. Kirsten and Steve Swienckowski were co-workers at KCRA-TV in Sacramento more than thirty years ago.
Kudos to DEVON LUCIE, Chief Meteorologist, WDSU-TV, New Orleans.
EVERY TIME: "IT'S SHOW TIME!"
Once we start sending out your materials, we may get a call or email from a manager who is interested. Many times that manager will ask for you to send what you did in the past three days. That means you had better get in the mindset that every time----"IT'S SHOW TIME!".
Always look your best and do your best to give it 110 percent.
Another reason to think this way is because you never know who may be watching. Perhaps a manager is visiting your city for a day or two. Invariably, they will watch the local news. Of course, they can also watch on-line whenever they like. Moreover, I'm willing to bet that if a manager wants to see what you did last night, they can simply go on your station's web site and see you. If you're on there with a disheveled look and a sloppy performance, that's an opportunity blown.
EVERY TIME: "IT'S SHOW TIME!"