The Producer/Editor(s) must have a demonstrated ability to efficiently conceptualize and edit news packages created in the field by Reuters’ worldwide staff of video and text journalists.
The producer/editor(s) will be based in New York and be responsible for several videos each day from either planning field/location shoots to re-editing previously-produced footage into broadcast-quality packages for a new audience. The position demands mature news judgment, solid writing and strong editing skills.
Priority will be given to candidates who can demonstrate a feel for craft editing techniques on Avid/FinalCut. The ability to shoot creatively – on a Panasonic P2 and DSLR depending on geography – is also a prerequisite. This position may require shifts that include full-time weekend duty and the production of multiple stories per day.
Responsibilities:
– Work in a team of multimedia producers, to conceptualize, write and edit news packages for a 24-hour digital product
– Help to identify the editorial agenda, plan and respond to breaking news
– Quickly plan and execute stories to tight deadlines, which resonate with depth and color, while maintaining Reuters editorial standards
Qualifications
– Solid news judgment
– 3+ years of video and multimedia production experience
– Ability to write video scripts in English to a high standard
– Strong visual story-telling and video editing skills, using Avid and/or FinalCut. Priority will be given to those who can demonstrate a feel for craft editing techniques
– The ability to shoot (primarily Panasonic P2 but DSLR experience a bonus) creatively also a prerequisite
– Ability to work under pressure and flexibility to juggle competing deadlines
– Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience
To apply, go here.
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