Northeastern University: Temporary Studio Multimedia Producer (PT)

Production Manager is needed in Boston, United States.

Northeastern University is looking for a Temporary Studio Multimedia Producer. This job has been crawled from the web.

Location: Boston, US

Contract: Temporary / Part Time

Responsibilities:

Multimedia Production

• Maintain multimedia production value of Northeastern’s online courses in recording and post-production deliverables.
• Produce and edit recordings of all remote live sessions in an organized and cohesive manner.
• Identify areas of improvement for Faculty in their remote live sessions.
• Envision and implement innovative ways in which students and Faculty can connect in a remote classroom environment.

Studio Management

• Assist in studio management, maintenance, and production.
• Provide perspective on best camera locations and tactics to maximize the use of the studio space.
• Regularly move, adjust, and operate camera, lighting and sound equipment while directing Faculty and Staff in studio for their on-camera work.

Qualifications:

• Experience building, producing, and directing recorded and live studio productions.
• Proficient in advanced Adobe editing applications such as Premiere Pro, Photoshop, etc.
• Familiarity/understanding of live, video platforms: Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Slack, Riverside.fm.
• Familiarity/understanding of various CMS/video hosting platforms: Canvas, Panopto.
• Strong communication skills with the ability to coach on-camera talent who are approaching this work for the first time.
• Experience managing complex live projects from pre-production design to post-production deliverables. Ability to identify and eliminate obstacles to a successful production, anticipate and solve problems. Incorporates creative and high production quality while maintaining efficiency.
• Has a director’s eye and can contribute to studio look, feel, and design.
• Ability to interact with faculty and staff in a sensitive manner, maintaining positive relationships and building consensus.
• Work effectively in a remote environment when necessary.
• Maintain overall production quality of courses while they are in session with the ability to produce high quality recordings and faculty video on a weekly basis.
• Knowledge and skills normally acquired through completion of a bachelor’s degree ideally in video production or a creative liberal arts degree.
• Four to six years’ experience in live video production strongly preferred.