Videographer/Editor

Tasks

• Videography primarily for Legacy and MACP funded programs

• Editing primarily for Legacy and MACP funded programs

• Maintaining technical consistency and quality control for Legacy productions in multiple formats (live, pre-recorded, studio-based, web formats, and so on)

• Staying current with trends and skills in editing, videography, graphics, program content and delivery via multiple formats

• Working with program producers, videographers, underwriting representatives, and others to prepare content for distribution

• Working cooperatively with representatives of all Pioneer departments to advance Pioneer’s mission through primarily legacy and MACP funded productions.

• Developing promos for legacy content

• Maintain a work schedule that is consistent with the needs of Pioneer, the production teams, with long hours as needed to complete productions, and as defined in consultation with your supervisor

• Work with peers at other MPTA stations on collaborative projects as needed

• Participate in Pioneer events and station-wide projects primarily for Legacy & MACP funded projects

• Work with photographers, editors, writers, researchers, narrators, web designers, underwriters, and others in a collaborative approach to deliver high-quality content to Pioneer audiences

• Develop related materials that “enhance, educate, or promote” the subject matter of legacy amendment content-continue to experiment on new platforms to widen the audience for the content created through social and other developing technologies.

Skills & characteristics needed

• Integrity to develop and maintain strong, trusting working relationships with other Pioneer staff, free-lance workers, and production team members

• Leadership to embrace teamwork and collaboration

• The ability to shoot and edit video for TV, the web, social platforms and other distribution systems as needed

• Technical skill and intuitive understanding for video and editing technologies—from software to closed captioning to audio and video standards--including the ability to assess and address problems in a complex system

• Understanding of, and ability to, utilize production lighting

• Ability for independent thought, exceptional problem-solving skills, and the foresight to involve leaders and management as needed to resolve problems early

• Ability to multitask in a fast-paced environment

• Accuracy and can be relied on to have exceptional attention to detail

• Excellent communication, people, and organizational skills

• An even temperament, even when working under tight deadlines

• Willingness to work long hours occasionally when production deadlines demand. Flexible, evening & on occasion overnights.

• Dedication to the mission of Pioneer PBS

• Respect for colleagues and for the mission of public television

• Public relations skills to build and maintain relationships with the public

• The ability to learn quickly, especially with technology

• Be a self-starter, show initiative

• Able to receive direction regarding content creation and complete assignments on time with minimal supervision, including working on your own.

Qualifications and Education Requirements

BA Journalism, Production or Mass/Comm or 3 years of related experience.

Additional NotesAbility to work well under deadlines is a must. In-state travel required, occasional out-of-state and even international travel. Physical requirements: Must be able to lift up to 50 pounds. Prolonged periods of sitting at a desk and/or working on a computer.

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: From $18.00 per hour

Expected hours: 40 per week

Benefits:

• 401(k)
• Dental insurance
• Health insurance
• Paid time off

Schedule:

• 8 hour shift
• Monday to Friday

Ability to Relocate:

• Granite Falls, MN 56241: Relocate before starting work (Preferred)

Willingness to travel:

• 25% (Preferred)

Work Location: In person

Salary : $18