Our Culture & Communications team is looking for a talented video content strategist and creator who will partner with us and leaders across The Times to ensure we support employees to help them grow, thrive and feel a sense of inclusion and connection to our organization. You must be adept at crafting engaging, employee-centric videos for a range of platforms. You are an inspirational visual storyteller, with a passion for creating a diverse, equitable and inclusive environment that connects employees to the organization
The Senior Video Producer will be managing creative and logistical aspects of video productions from start to finish. They will brainstorm video concepts and produce high-quality branded content video projects, including: conducting research, managing partnerships with a network of production resources, brainstorming, conception of and/or overseeing branded video content shoots and post-production. The person in this role will partner with the Culture & Communications team and across The Times to pitch and present videos and ensure stakeholder/partner satisfaction. The right candidate will have a knack for storytelling and problem-solving with a positive, can-do attitude.
The Senior Video Producer is also responsible for the technical direction and management of internal and executive level events. Working in partnership with the Executive Director of Cultural Events and Experiences, they will be responsible for onboarding and managing a team of audio and video professionals to support this work to deliver flawlessly executed hybrid events.
The Senior Video Producer will be a leader of visual storytelling on the Culture & Communications team, reporting to the Executive Director of Employee Storytelling & Content Strategy. The role will be based in New York City.
Responsibilities Include:
Basic Qualifications — video creation (production, filming, editing, and post production):
Basic Qualifications — Live Events Production:
Preferred Qualifications:
The annual base pay range for this role is between $85,000.00 and $115,000.00.
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