David Jay's Green Room Studios is your source for broadcast audio production. Let David Jay be "your voice". The 21st Century is a time of information overload. You need a message that cuts through the clutter. With nearly 2 decades of on-air experience, David Jay is the voice that commands attention.Whether your audience is in Boise, or on Broadway, we can create a package to fit your needs and budget.

Directing live TV newscasts

I write and report news, weather and traffic during Afternoon Drive.

Establishing marketing partnerships and creating marketing campaigns using social media platforms.

One of primary duties is to oversee the operations of the Production Department and to establish production proceedures. I am responsible for working with clients to help shape their on-air campaigns, producing commercials and assigning production duties to others. In addition to overseeing the Production Department, I'm the Music Director for KMGQ-FM as well. I am also the full-time, morning drive personality on "Magic" 106.3 KMGQ-FM.

Following the acquisition of KTMS-AM by KEYT Television in July of 1998, I was promoted by the new management and given the task of creating and programming a new all-news radio station. In addition to my duties as producer of the "Voice of Santa Barbara" with Jerry Cornfield, I also trained and supervised the operations staff, created and reconciled station logs and clocks, as well as maintained KEYT-AM's FCC Public and EEO Files. I was responsible for the commercial production department as well. Mine was the primary voice used on commercial voice-overs, and I was the chief producer of spots as well, though I also assigned duties to others as needed.

My primary task was to produce and engineer "The Voice of Santa Barbara" with Fred Vega and Andy Vierra, on Newstalk 1250 KTMS. My duties included booking guests; providing the host with research materials; selecting and editing suitable bumper music; creating song and commercial parodies; screening calls; remote set-up and striking; as well as catering to the every whim of my Host and Master, Fred Vega. I also produced several other local programs, including "A Matter of Taste" with David and Rachel Cane, "Commerce", the Santa Barbara Region Chamber of Commerce's weekly business radio magazine and "This Week in Goleta". In addition, I had daily commercial production responsibilities for all three stations.

My duties included contacting and maintaining relationships with record companies and organizing playlists. I also had a regular evening air-shift and performed commercial production duties as well.

I was a participant in a 12 month internship program that included all phases of station operations. It involved shooting in the field and in the studio; lighting; pre and post production; editing and computer graphics. Upon my graduation from the program, I went on to produce music videos for several local bands and promotional segments for "Fractal Comedy", a weekly sketch comedy program.

My primary function was to co-host a comedy-driven, phone-active morning show. I was also responsible for writing and reading news copy during morning drive as well as performing regular commercial production duties and hosting promotional events.

My duties included regular weekend air-shifts and weekday fill-ins. I also had some occasional commercial production duties.

I had a full-time, over night air-shift and was the host of, "The All Request Saturday Night". From 6PM to Midnight, I logged and programmed requests as well as aired phone bits and pre-produced comedy. I was also responsible for weekly promotional appearances and prize-van promotions. My duties as Assistant Production Director included organizing production room scheduals; assigning production as well as writing and producing commercial spots.