$113,271 – $136,000
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What this role is
This role involves reporting on politics, culture, and business across Texas using both video and text journalism for The New York Times. You'll pitch stories, conduct field reporting, produce compelling multimedia narratives, and break news in a fast-paced daily environment while collaborating with editors and video producers.
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What they ask for
Required
- 5+ years at a daily news organization, preferably in digital video or broadcast
- Portfolio demonstrating news, enterprise, analysis, and produced or shot video
- Experience leading field productions and editing narratives
- Understanding of video production process
- Clear, evocative writing with mastery of journalistic style
- Proficiency in Adobe Premiere Pro
- Ability to shoot video
Nice to have
- Deep understanding of Texas and Southwest issues from living or working there
- Strong editorial judgment and passion for visual journalism opportunities
- Knowledge of legal, ethical, and usage issues for visuals
- Flexibility and openness to new storytelling approaches