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The New York Times is seeking a Video Journalist specializing in Cinematography to contribute to news and enterprise coverage. The role involves creating visual content for various platforms, including short-form videos and interactive articles. The ideal candidate is a seasoned reporter and producer who can thrive under pressure and manage multiple projects efficiently.

Responsibilities:

  • Respond to breaking news with fresh visual ideas.
  • Pitch coverage opportunities and participate in team planning.
  • Carry out all aspects of video production, including research, reporting, writing, shooting, producing, editing, and publishing.
  • Plan shoots with other video journalists, overseeing camera, lensing, and lighting equipment.
  • Lead cinematography and visual production, maintaining New York Times aesthetic standards.
  • Work with Operations staff for efficient footage transfer and workflow.
  • Produce big projects in various formats, collaborating with other desks.
  • Demonstrate support for journalistic independence and the mission to seek the truth.

Requirements:

  • 4+ years of cinematography and/or video journalism experience.
  • Experience with all aspects of video production, including pitching, writing, and reporting.
  • Expert knowledge of camera equipment and software, including lighting and sound principles.
  • Knowledge of current events and experience covering breaking news.
  • Proven history of access to strong sources and unique visual access.

The New York Times offers:

  • Opportunity to work on a variety of visual formats.
  • Chance to collaborate with other journalists.
  • Exposure to breaking news and enterprise stories.
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