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Broadcast and Emerging Media Specialist - Journey
East Carolina University🇺🇸In-Person$45K–$65K/yri2w ago
Role Snapshot
Broadcast and Emerging Media Specialist who produces high-quality video content across multiple formats for East Carolina University's communications team, reporting to the Video Manager.
Key Responsibilities: Produce marketing, documentary, and social media video content across studio and on-location shoots; collaborate with internal stakeholders to define project goals and creative direction; execute post-production editing, motion graphics, color grading, and sound design while ensuring accessibility standards.
Skills & Tools: Proficiency in professional camera systems (Canon C-series, Sony a7S-series), 4K acquisition workflows, professional audio capture, lighting design, camera stabilization, Adobe Creative Suite, and motion graphics; strong technical judgment and ability to translate strategic goals into visual narratives.
Qualifications: Not explicitly stated; typically requires a bachelor's degree in film, video production, communications, or related field with 2-4 years of professional video production experience in higher education or media environments.
Location: In-Person
Compensation: $45K–$65K/yr (estimated)
Job Description
This position is part of a five-person video production team and will report directly to the University Communications Video Manager.
Video Production & Storytelling
- Produce high‑quality video content across a variety of formats and styles, including:
- Marketing and brand storytelling
- Interviews and documentary‑style features
- Campus life and experiential content
- Short‑form and vertical video for social and digital platforms
- Lead or support productions ranging from solo shoots to multi‑crew projects, depending on scope and complexity.
- Capture compelling B‑roll, interviews and live footage in studio and on location across campus and in the community.
- Translate strategic communication goals into engaging visual narratives tailored to defined audiences and platforms.
Planning & Client Collaboration
- Work directly with university communication colleagues and other internal stakeholders to define project goals, audiences, messaging and creative direction.
- Provide guidance on video approach, scope, timelines and production methodology based on project needs and resources.
- Plan shoots independently or collaboratively, including location scouting, scheduling, equipment selection, and basic production design.
Technical Execution
- Operate a variety of professional camera systems, including mirrorless, cinema, and broadcast‑style platforms (e.g., Canon C‑series, Sony a7S‑series or similar).
- Demonstrate proficiency in:
- 4K and higher‑resolution acquisition and post‑production workflows
- Professional audio capture using lavalier, boom, and on‑camera microphones, and field recorders
- Basic lighting design for interviews, small sets, on‑location shoots, and exterior shoots.
- Camera stabilization systems (tripods, monopods, gimbals,)
- Apply strong technical judgment to achieve consistent results under varied and sometimes challenging production conditions.
Post‑Production and Delivery
- Edit video projects using Adobe CC Suite
- Create and integrate motion graphics, titles, and lower‑thirds using established templates and original designs while adhering to brand standards.
- Perform color correction and basic color grading to maintain visual consistency and brand quality.
- Perform sound mixing and sound design for story enhancement
- Prepare optimized deliverables for multiple platforms, including web, social media, presentations, and broadcast.
- Ensure projects meet accessibility standards, including captioning and best practices for inclusive media.
Innovation, Trends and Support
- Stay current with emerging video trends, storytelling styles, equipment, software, and best practices—particularly within higher education and digital marketing environments.
- Incorporate data‑informed thinking, including platform performance considerations, into creative decisions when appropriate.
- Support media archiving, asset management, and storage best practices.
- Assist with equipment inventory, needs assessment, and recommendations aligned with evolving production standards and budgets.
- Provide field-production, post‑production or technical support to other videographers and creative team members as needed.
Some night and weekend work is required.