The role of the television producer is to coordinate and control all aspects of production, ranging from show idea development and cast hiring to shoot supervision and fact-checking. It is often the producer who is responsible for the show's overall quality and survivability, though the roles depend on the particular show or organization.

- Advertising agency executive
- Animation/digital media producer
- Assistant/associate producer
- Commercials director
- Development executive
- Educational and training media producer
- Government and industrial media producer

- Independent production companies director
- Line producer
- Location scout
- Music and entertainment producer
- Post-production supervisor
- Producer
- Production assistant/coordinator

- Researcher
- Script supervisor
- Special event/field producer
- Sports programming director
- Story analyst
- Television news and documentary producer
SCAD graduates are in demand at the United States' most recognized companies. Each year, more than 175 companies and organizations visit SCAD to meet and recruit our students and alumni. More than eight out of 10 SCAD 2008 alumni surveyed had been placed in jobs in their fields or had been admitted to graduate school within six months of graduation.
Some potential employers of SCAD television producing alumni
- CNN
- Cox Communications
- Discovery Channel
- E! Networks
- Egan Entertainment Network
- ESPN
- Farmer's Almanac TV
- Georgia Public Broadcasting
- Mauldin Brand Agency
- New Line Cinema
- Nickelodeon
- Piedmont Television
- RIOT Atlanta
- Scripps Networks
- Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc.
- Turner Broadcasting Systems Inc.
- TV Azteca
- WCIV-TV
- William Morris Agency
- WSAV-TV
New program in 2009; SCAD alumni information not yet available.