Senior Social News Producer
$67,855.00 - $95,845.00
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$67,855.00 - $95,845.00
About the role
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent work experience.3-5 years shooting and editing in a professional environment, with a strong portfolio of vertical, social-first video, including news content.
- Proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite and/or DaVinci Resolve.
- Demonstrated ability to shoot and edit longer-form video (10+ minutes), including interview-style and multi-camera setups, and condense those into consumable, social-forward content
- Strong on-camera presence and experience appearing in social video content.
- Deep, current knowledge of social platform trends, news cycles, and how to translate fast-moving stories into engaging vertical video.
- Ability to work with minimal direction, set priorities, and mentor less experienced team members informally.
- Excellent attention to detail while maintaining speed and consistency under deadline pressure.
- Excellent work ethic and positive attitude.
- Sense of humor.
- Great if you also have:
- Familiarity with social media analytical tools (Sprinklr, Google Analytics, etc.)Experience producing or shooting podcast-style video content.
- Familiarity with AP style.
- Conceptualize, shoot, and edit daily social-first news and storytelling content, primarily for TikTok and Instagram.
- Set the visual and technical quality bar for the team's vertical video output.
- Lead production on longer-form content as needed, including podcast-style shoots and executive/leadership video projects.
- Appear on camera regularly as part of a rotating team.
- Stay ahead of platform trends and news cycles to identify timely content opportunities.
- Informally guide and give feedback to less experienced junior content creators on technique and editorial judgment.
- Position Type
- Marketing and Communications
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