Skill
Lighting Design
Video, Photography and Film Production
Lighting design is the practice of planning and arranging light sources to achieve functional, aesthetic, or emotional effects in a space or production. It is used by theater and film professionals, architects, interior designers, and event planners to shape mood, highlight focal points, and enhance visibility, requiring knowledge of fixtures, color temperature, and control systems.
Open roles requiring Lighting Design (1)
Senior Video Journalist, Cinematography (Temp)
The New York Times Company
Contract · New York, NY · $124,980 – $152,000
A cinematographer will shoot, light, and manage camera work for The New York Times' news video and podcast production across multiple studio environments and on location. This role suits an experienced newsroom cinematographer comfortable working at high speed in a collaborative, mission-driven newsroom.
Listed on The New York Times Company’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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