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Documentary Filmmaking

Video, Photography and Film Production

Documentary filmmaking is the craft of creating non-fiction films that depict real events, people, or subjects, often combining interviews, archival footage, and observational shooting to tell a factual story. Documentary filmmakers handle research, production, and editing to inform, persuade, or advocate, and the field spans everything from investigative journalism-style films to nature and biographical documentaries.

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Apply for Video Journalist, NYT Cooking at The New York Times Company on their siteThe New York Times Company

Video Journalist, NYT Cooking

The New York Times Company

Full-time · New York, NY · $113,271 – $132,000

This role produces documentary-style videos for The New York Times Cooking platform, focusing on food-driven storytelling for digital and social audiences. It suits experienced video journalists who can pitch, shoot, and edit longform content while collaborating with editorial teams to meet the Times's journalism standards.

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