$113,271 – $136,000
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What this role is
The New York Times seeks a video journalist to produce and edit stories with international correspondents, creating short-form video content that brings global news to audiences across digital platforms. This role suits someone with strong video production skills, news judgment, and experience collaborating with reporters in the field to craft compelling visual narratives.
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What they ask for
Required
- 4+ years of video storytelling and production experience at a news organization
- Strong portfolio of short-form video work
- Excellent writing and editing skills
- Knowledge of current events and news
- Hands-on experience with video editing, shooting, and field production
- Adobe Premiere proficiency
Nice to have
- International news coverage experience
- Foreign language fluency
- Experience sourcing and clearing user-generated video content
- Motion graphics and animation skills integrated into scriptwriting
- Strong organizational and field crew management abilities
- Experience working with journalist teams on difficult field assignments