University of Birmingham - Student Casual - Interactive video creator and editor – Birmingham Law School – Grade 5 - 906574

Video Editor is needed in Birmingham, United Kingdom.

Client: University of Birmingham

Location: Birmingham, United Kingdom

Contract: Part-time

Job Description

Position Details:

School or Department: Birmingham Law School

Location: University of Birmingham, Edgbaston, Birmingham UK

Grade/Band: Grade 5

Hourly rate: £15.84 per hour plus holiday entitlement

Contract: Casual contract from: TBC

Advert closing date: Friday 16th May 2025, 23:59pm

Number of positions available: 1

Please note that this vacancy may be taken down early depending on the number of applications received. We advise you to submit your application promptly.

Background:

The Birmingham Law School Environmental Law team is seeking to recruit one student with relevant experience and skills. This role involves supporting the module team in incorporating digital tools into teaching materials to produce interactive videos for distance learning students, promoting engagement and bridging the gap between online learning and real-life experiences.

Requirements

Role Summary:

This role involves the use of Thinglink to create engaging interactive videos. The candidate should demonstrate expertise in video production and creating interactive elements that enhance viewer engagement.

Main Duties:

• Create and edit three engaging interactive videos
• Produce high-quality video content
• Edit footage and incorporate interactive features (clickable links, quizzes)
• Trim, cut, and arrange footage
• Write voiceover/commentary
• Add text overlays and captions
• Add music, sound effects, and visual effects as appropriate

Person Specification:

• Specialism in film and media production or related field
• Experience in video production with interactive elements
• Familiarity with interactive video tools and platforms
• Proficiency with video editing software (Adobe Final Cut Pro, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe After Effects, Adobe Premier, Avid Media Composer)
• Attention to detail
• Excellent time management skills
• Ability to organise resources effectively

Additional Information

The University of Birmingham values diversity and inclusion and welcomes applications from all sections of the community. Flexible working discussions are open.

Students are restricted to working a maximum of 15 hours per week during term time. If you are a PGT, PGR, or PhD student, you and your supervisor must agree on vacation periods if the role exceeds this limit. International students must apply to the Registry for the appropriate Authorised Absence.

Only current University of Birmingham students are eligible to apply. A right to work check must be completed before commencing work.