Search online boards that specialize in TV production jobs Many job boards list television production jobs and internships. You can search by industry, category and location at some sites, which makes it that much easier to find your perfect job.

I recommend:  Media-Match, MediaBizJobs.com and Mediabistro.com post TV jobs around the country, no matter your area of expertise or level of experience.

Consider freelance video production jobs While a bit more risky than traditional salaried video production positions, freelance production work is another route to consider. Working from home and making your own hours are the positives; paying high employee taxes and waiting weeks, sometimes months, for paychecks are the negatives.

I recommend:  Simply Hired is a great source for freelance television production jobs. You can even sign up for email alerts or view jobs as an RSS feed. At Sologig, you can simply search for freelance video production jobs via the site or sign up to become a Premium Member to put your resume at the top of relevant employer search results.

Find an internship in television production Don't rule out non-paying or low-paying TV production jobs at the onset of your career. They can provide on-the-job experience that may lead to higher-paying positions in the field.

I recommend:  EntertainmentCareers.net lists internships by state, job title and company. You can also search for paid work here. Contact one of the big networks or media companies directly, such as NBC, Disney (which owns ABC), CBS, Turner Broadcasting (which owns CNN and TBS) or PBS for TV production internships and paying jobs.