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Hearst

Special Projects Photographer Editor

  • Office
  • 3-6 years

Salary

$48,000/ year

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Description

The company is KCRA 3, the news station in Sacramento owned by the company Television, and it is starting a new content project that covers the best of California.

The role is for a special projects photographer and editor who can capture what is happening across the state and present it to viewers in a vivid way.

The ideal person enjoys finding stories with impact and presenting them across TV, digital, streaming and social media.

Several hours of each day are spent in the field shooting video and recording audio.

You report to the Assistant News Director. This is an IBEW union position.

Responsibilities

  • Shoot and edit material in several formats for broadcast, web and social channels
  • Operate the professional camera gear you are assigned
  • Edit using Adobe Premiere and After Effects
  • Work with reporters, producers and managers to build strong stories
  • Store, log and retrieve video through the catalog systems
  • Keep your gear organized and well maintained
  • Take on other editing tasks that news managers assign

Requirements

  • At least 3 years of professional videography experience
  • Able to carry up to 30 pounds of equipment
  • Able to work in any weather
  • Hold a valid driver's license with a clean driving record
  • Experience with digital editing software
  • Willing to work varied shifts when needed
  • Demonstrate complete integrity and high ethical standards
  • Able to handle the pressure of production deadlines
  • Bilingual experience is a plus
  • Related military experience will be considered

Conditions

The estimated base salary is between $48,000 and $60,000. The actual offer depends on factors such as transferable skills, experience, business needs, market conditions and geographic location, along with other factors permitted by law. The range may change over time.

The company Television aims to be an organization that encourages collaboration and open communication, so that its content is authentic, accurate and connected to the communities it serves. It tells stories about people from all backgrounds, perspectives and identities.

Benefits

  • The company offers flexible, modern benefit programs built around you. Your spouse, partner or dependents can also access these benefits.
  • Medical, dental and vision coverage
  • 401(k) with company matching
  • Emotional wellness support
  • Paid time off
  • Paid parental leave
  • LGBTQ+ health services
  • Additional benefits to meet your and your family's needs

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Office in CA, United States

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Marketing
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Content
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3+ years
Tech stack
  • After Effects

Location

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Office
Region
United States
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Compensation

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$48,000 / year
Pay period
Annual

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