Creative Video Producer at Scientific American
5 hours ago
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
LabX Media Group
Full-time
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Scientific American seeks an Associate Video Producer to creatively shape scientific journalism through video. This role balances remote work with occasional on-site shoots in Toronto.
As part of the video team, you'll collaborate with journalists to create clear, impactful visual stories. Your duties will include everything from planning shoots to editing the final product, contributing to formats like social media clips and in-depth documentaries. You'll also stay updated on video trends to ensure relevance in content strategy.
Key Responsibilities
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¢ Assist in video planning, shooting, and editing â€
¢ Translate science stories into engaging visuals â€
¢ Oversee logistics for video shoots â€
¢ Edit content and organize footage archives â€
¢ Support live interviews and remote productions
Requirements:
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¢ 1–3 years of video production experience â€
¢ Familiarity with Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects â€
¢ Strong visual storytelling skills â€
¢ Exceptional organizational capability â€
¢ Bachelor's degree in film, communications, or similar field Bring your passion for storytelling and science to life through video production at Scientific American.
Key Responsibilities
â€
¢ Assist in video planning, shooting, and editing â€
¢ Translate science stories into engaging visuals â€
¢ Oversee logistics for video shoots â€
¢ Edit content and organize footage archives â€
¢ Support live interviews and remote productions
Requirements:
â€
¢ 1–3 years of video production experience â€
¢ Familiarity with Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects â€
¢ Strong visual storytelling skills â€
¢ Exceptional organizational capability â€
¢ Bachelor's degree in film, communications, or similar field Bring your passion for storytelling and science to life through video production at Scientific American.