Cross-Platform Photo Director Visual Storytelling Leader
conde nastNew York (NY)
Cross-Platform Photo Director Visual Storytelling Leader
Posted 3 days ago
conde nastNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
The New Yorker is seeking an exceptional visual editor and leader to serve as its Senior Director of Photography. You will shape the magazine's photographic identity across print, digital, social, and emerging platforms, leading a team of editors and guiding visual storytelling with editorial judgment.
You will oversee photo operations across platforms, manage budgets, and collaborate with editors, writers, and designers to conceive ambitious visual storytelling that reflects The New Yorker's
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