Nick Fineman is an Emmy and Murrow award-winning journalist, TV producer, podcast creator, and editor whose work has been watched, streamed, and downloaded billions of times.
Fineman works as a Senior Producer for MSNBC. There he leads editorial, story selection, planning, control room production and direction of MSNBC's 1 pm ET show, Chris Jansing Reports. In that role, he works with the Executive Producer, anchor, and NBC News/MSNBC newsroom leadership to coordinate day-to-day coverage. He also oversees a team of producers, directors, creatives, and news staff to ensure smooth and seamless production while making sure all script and video elements adhere to the highest editorial standards
Previously, he was the coordinating producer for "The News with Shepard Smith" on CNBC. There he served as part of the management team leading the story selection, planning, social strategy, control room production and direction of CNBC's nightly news show. He also oversaw and produced 20+ taped and live interviews a week under tight deadlines.
Fineman has written and produced news making high profile interviews as well as stories in breaking new situations from the field, control room, and edit bay. Fineman has a proven track record of launching several successful broadcast and digital projects at multiple networks including shows, revamped show opens, podcasts, and digital shows. His work encompasses a multitude of topics including politics, tech, innovation, business, sports, natural disasters, and entertainment.
Previously, Fineman worked as a producer for the TODAY Show and NBC News. There he produced and oversaw some of the TODAY's biggest news making assignments and served as the control room producer. Before working at NBC, he worked as a producer for CBS News. In that role he wrote and produced taped stories and high-profile live guest segments for CBS This Morning. In addition, Fineman conceived, launched, hosted, and produced the CBS This Morning Podcast. He also co-created and produced the DC based political podcast, The Takeout. Fineman also spent time working for CBS News' 60 Minutes.
Fineman graduated from Washington University in St. Louis with a degree in History and Political Science. He studied video editing theory and AVID Media Composer at The Manhattan Edit Workshop.
Fineman works as a Senior Producer for MSNBC. There he leads editorial, story selection, planning, control room production and direction of MSNBC's 1 pm ET show, Chris Jansing Reports. In that role, he works with the Executive Producer, anchor, and NBC News/MSNBC newsroom leadership to coordinate day-to-day coverage. He also oversees a team of producers, directors, creatives, and news staff to ensure smooth and seamless production while making sure all script and video elements adhere to the highest editorial standards
Previously, he was the coordinating producer for "The News with Shepard Smith" on CNBC. There he served as part of the management team leading the story selection, planning, social strategy, control room production and direction of CNBC's nightly news show. He also oversaw and produced 20+ taped and live interviews a week under tight deadlines.
Fineman has written and produced news making high profile interviews as well as stories in breaking new situations from the field, control room, and edit bay. Fineman has a proven track record of launching several successful broadcast and digital projects at multiple networks including shows, revamped show opens, podcasts, and digital shows. His work encompasses a multitude of topics including politics, tech, innovation, business, sports, natural disasters, and entertainment.
Previously, Fineman worked as a producer for the TODAY Show and NBC News. There he produced and oversaw some of the TODAY's biggest news making assignments and served as the control room producer. Before working at NBC, he worked as a producer for CBS News. In that role he wrote and produced taped stories and high-profile live guest segments for CBS This Morning. In addition, Fineman conceived, launched, hosted, and produced the CBS This Morning Podcast. He also co-created and produced the DC based political podcast, The Takeout. Fineman also spent time working for CBS News' 60 Minutes.
Fineman graduated from Washington University in St. Louis with a degree in History and Political Science. He studied video editing theory and AVID Media Composer at The Manhattan Edit Workshop.