$124,980 – $152,000
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What this role is
The New York Times International desk seeks a senior video journalist to produce and edit multimedia stories with foreign correspondents worldwide, crafting innovative short-form video narratives that help audiences understand global events. This role suits experienced video journalists with strong editorial judgment who can lead complex international projects independently and collaborate across newsrooms.
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What they ask for
Required
- 8+ years producing news video journalism for digital or broadcast
- Strong portfolio of short-form video work
- High-level editorial judgment and excellent writing skills
- Proven ability to work independently on complicated projects
- Broad knowledge of current events and news
- Hands-on production experience including editing, shooting and field production
- Ability to edit quickly and accurately with Adobe Premiere
- Strong organizational skills and ability to manage field crews and freelancers
Nice to have
- Experience covering international news
- Foreign language fluency
- Strong experience with archival research and user-generated video content
- Fluency with animation and motion graphics integrated into scriptwriting
- Proven ability to meet deadlines and adapt in unpredictable news environments
- Strong time management and ability to juggle multiple assignments
- Record of deploying journalist teams on difficult field assignments
- High creative standards and drive to refine work