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The New York Times Company

Senior Video Journalist, Live Video Production

The New York Times Company

New York, NY · full time · Senior

$124,980 – $152,000

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What this role is

This role leads video production for breaking news coverage at The New York Times, coordinating live blog videos, livestreams, and visual storytelling across digital platforms. It suits an experienced video journalist who thrives under deadline pressure, has strong editorial judgment, and can manage complex workflows while mentoring other video producers.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 8+ years of journalism, video storytelling or video production experience in a digital video newsroom
  • Significant experience reporting in complex and breaking-news environments under tight deadline
  • Ability to work independently and decisively with limited guidance
  • Proficiency in Adobe Premiere Pro with quick and accurate editing
  • Strong editorial news judgment and writing skills with passion for breaking news
  • Demonstrated social media platform expertise
  • Experience managing multiple projects and coordinating work of other video journalists
  • In-office four days per week in New York City

Nice to have

  • Thorough knowledge of global current events and track record covering news across multiple subject areas or regions
  • Foundational knowledge of legal, ethical, copyright and usage issues for visuals
  • Well-versed in social and digital media with awareness of competitor tools and tactics
  • Willingness to work evenings and weekends as news demands
  • Collaborative team player with positive attitude

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