$124,980 – $152,000
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What this role is
The New York Times Magazine seeks an experienced video journalist to produce short and long-form videos that bring the magazine's storytelling to life, combining reporting, shooting, editing and design into polished visual narratives. This role suits journalists comfortable moving between multimedia formats who understand how to translate magazine sensibilities into compelling video, from daily columns to investigative pieces.
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What they ask for
Required
- 8+ years journalism experience including multimedia storytelling and video production at a major news organization
- Experience creating original videos combining audio, video, stills, graphics and text
- Strong news judgment and reporting skills
- Adobe Premiere proficiency
- Ability to use photo, video, audio, graphics and animation in storytelling
- Video portfolio or work samples required with application
Nice to have
- Ability to meet deadlines in unpredictable news environments
- Design and animation software skills (Figma, Illustrator, Photoshop, After Effects) with understanding of typography, layout, color and motion
- Multidisciplinary team collaboration experience
- Experience producing shoots and interviewing experts on camera
- Passion for magazine journalism
- Flexible schedule availability
- Quick decision-making under deadline pressure