CITRIS Videographer
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Hours Per Week: 15 Hours
Background Check: No
PHYSICAL WORK LOCATION: On Campus
Description:
CITRIS seeks a creative individual to make videos for YouTube and social media to share the research and events of our organization. CITRIS delivers a number of lectures that we would like to promote online and turn into shorter useful videos. We'd also like to promote team members, faculty and researchers and their research to a wider audience. The successful candidate will:
*Create compelling videos for CITRIS events, programs, projects, and initiatives
*Capture high-quality videos during events, programs, and projects
*Assist with maintaining CITRIS social media platforms with fresh video (Facebook, Twitter, etc.)
*Maintain archive of all video files for historical and reporting purposes
*Provide support to department staff (Director, Associate Director, Program Director, and related programs)
*Assist with events sponsored and supported by CITRIS as necessary
*Coordinate with other campus departments and external partners as necessary
*Support other CITRIS projects as necessary
Qualifications:
*Familiarity with operating camera hardware
*Experience with videography software (Premiere Pro): include example in your resume or coverletter
*Ability to understand the department's mission and communicate mission and goals in media
*Organizational skills (including experience with/willingness to learn various technologies and programs to organize and complete tasks)
*Ability to multi-task, prioritize, and balance numerous tasks with varying deadlines
*Perform detail-oriented and timely tasks
*Communication skills in one-on-one and group settings with students, staff, faculty, community members, and donors/sponsors
*Ability to work independently and as part of a team
*Maintain confidentiality in regards to personnel and financial information
*All majors are welcomed to apply!
Please contact Leigh Bernacchi at lbernancchi@ucmerced.edu for more information.
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