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The New York Times Company

Senior Multimedia Producer/ SVJ, Serial

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 the creation of social video and multimedia extensions for a new Serial podcast about New York City, working across scripting, shooting, editing, and collaboration with newsroom teams. It suits experienced multimedia producers who can independently manage short-form video production while directing freelancers and maintaining journalistic standards.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 4+ years producing digital video and social content
  • Ability to conceive and deliver compelling social video campaigns
  • Hands-on production skills including scripting, directing, field production and editing
  • Capability to independently shoot and edit short-form social video
  • Experience collaborating across editorial, audience, marketing and visual teams
  • Comfort interpreting analytics and platform performance data

Nice to have

  • Experience managing complex multi-stakeholder projects with competing deadlines
  • Track record hiring and directing freelance or staff collaborators
  • Deep familiarity with Serial's work and New York Times audio journalism
  • Prior experience producing content about New York City or comparable metropolitan contexts
  • Background in podcast or audio production
  • Experience developing live or virtual events tied to media projects
  • Familiarity with New York Times newsroom standards or comparable large news organizations

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