Manager, Multimedia Content Production

National Assoc of Counties•Washington, DC

6d•$100,000 - $115,000•Hybrid

About The Position

The Manager, Multimedia Content Production – Studio 3069 leads the planning, production and operations of NACo’s in-house multimedia studio. This role owns the full production lifecycle, from concepting, scripting and pre-production through filming, photography, editing, post-production and final delivery. The manager develops compelling video, podcast, photography and digital content that brings the work of America’s counties to life across YouTube, social media, NACo.org and in-person events. Content may include episodic series, promotional and informational videos, podcasts, photography, event coverage, social-first content and short-form documentaries. This position also manages Studio 3069 operations, production calendars, workflows, multimedia assets and oversees one direct report and outside production partners while ensuring projects are delivered on time and to the highest creative standards.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in film, communications, journalism, digital media or a related field.
7-10 years of experience in multimedia production, photography, video production or podcasting.
Demonstrated experience managing the full production lifecycle from concept through post-production and distribution.
Strong portfolio showcasing video, podcast, photography and digital storytelling across multiple platforms.
Expertise in Adobe Creative Cloud, including Premiere Pro, Audition, Photoshop, Lightroom, After Effects or comparable software.
Strong knowledge of video production, photography, lighting, audio, editing and post-production workflows.
Experience managing studio operations, production schedules, digital asset management, vendors and multiple concurrent projects.
Exceptional storytelling, organization, project management and communication skills.

Nice To Haves

Familiarity with associations, nonprofits, public policy or local government is preferred.

Responsibilities

Lead multimedia projects from concept through final delivery, including creative development, scripting, production planning, filming, photography, editing and post-production.
Develop episodic series, promotional videos, informational content, podcasts, photography, social-first videos and short-form documentaries.
Direct interviews, studio recordings, field productions and photography sessions.
Edit video and audio content and oversee motion graphics, sound design, captions, color correction and final packaging.
Adapt content across YouTube, podcasts, social media, NACo.org, email campaigns and live events.
Ensure all content is accurate, accessible, on brand and produced to a consistently high standard.
Manage production calendars, timelines, schedules and deliverables across multiple concurrent projects.
Coordinate production logistics, including staffing, locations, equipment, interview subjects, travel and technical requirements.
Lead the day-to-day operations and continued buildout of Studio 3069.
Develop production workflows, operating procedures and project management processes that improve efficiency and consistency.
Oversee file management, digital asset organization, metadata and archiving for all multimedia content, ensuring assets are easily searchable, accessible and preserved for future use.
Recommend equipment, software and technology investments that strengthen Studio 3069's capabilities.
Lead multimedia and photography coverage at NACo conferences, meetings, county visits and other in-person engagements, including internal and freelance support.
Develop production schedules, shot lists and onsite logistics.
Capture interviews, keynote presentations, member stories, photography and event highlights.
Produce timely content for same-day, post-event and long-term use.
Establish creative standards, graphical treatments and production best practices for all multimedia content.
Ensure consistency in motion graphics, typography, lower thirds, photography style, animation, audio branding and overall visual identity.
Manage outside production companies, creative agencies, photographers, freelancers and technical vendors.
Develop scopes of work, creative briefs, production schedules and deliverables while ensuring projects meet quality, budget and timeline expectations.