Multimedia Producer

Art and Wellness Enterprises•Bentonville, AR

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The CBMO multimedia producer is responsible for creating and producing a wide range of digital content, including photos, videos, animations, graphics, and interactive media. They manage the entire production process, from initial concept to final delivery, collaborating with various creative teams to bring ideas to life. The multimedia producer brings exhibit, brand, and event marketing to life through compelling digital storytelling, that is responsive to marketing targets, accessible, immersive, and engaging for diverse audiences.

Requirements

Video editing (Adobe Premiere Pro, DaVinci Studio)
Motion graphics (After Effects)
Audio production (Fairlight, Pro Tools)
Strong storytelling, visual communication, and project management skills

Responsibilities

Conceptualizing and planning: Developing ideas, storyboards, and scripts for multimedia projects.
Budgeting and scheduling: Managing project timelines and ensuring projects stay within budget.
Client collaboration: Working closely with clients and stakeholders to understand their needs and goals.
Technical skills: Operating video and still cameras, audio equipment, and software like Adobe Premiere Pro, DaVinci Studio, After Effects.
Collaboration with teams: Working with writers, designers, and other creatives to bring projects to life.
Post-production: Managing editing, sound design, animation, photo editing and other post-production tasks.
Video production: Filming, editing, and producing video content for various platforms.
Photography: High-end marketing photography for live events and programs, as well as installation photography for creative and curatorial archives.
Animation and graphics: Creating animated visuals and graphics for projects.
Ensuring quality: Maintaining high standards for multimedia content.
Preparing content for delivery: Ensuring content is optimized for different uses, understanding bitrates and standards for social, web, broadcast and physical playback devices.
Staying updated: Keeping up with the latest multimedia trends, techniques, and technologies.
Keeping assets organized: Maintaining a dated, organized file structure for assets, to ensure easy recall for multiple projects and future use.
Develop and produce multimedia content such as videos, photography, interactive displays, animations, and assisting digital exhibitions.
Oversee filming, editing, sound design, and post-production processes.
Ensure content aligns with curatorial narratives and institutional goals.
Work closely with curators, educators, exhibit designers, and marketing teams to understand exhibition themes and visitor needs.
Coordinate with external vendors or freelancers (e.g., videographers, motion designers) as needed.
Plan and manage multimedia projects from concept to completion, including timelines, budgets, and approvals.
Ensure deliverables meet technical specs and accessibility standards.
Set up and maintain AV equipment, digital displays, and interactive kiosks.
Troubleshoot hardware/software issues during exhibitions or installations.
Produce content for websites, mobile apps, and social media to extend the museum experience beyond the physical space.
Explore immersive technologies like AR/VR for storytelling and interpretation.
Analyze visitor engagement data and feedback to improve multimedia offerings.
Stay informed on best practices in digital media, design, and museum education.