Seasonal Producer II

The National Football League•Mount Laurel, NJ

4d•$1,955 - $2,365•Onsite

About The Position

The Seasonal Producer II position is in the Producers Department at NFL Films and is equivalent to a Production Assistant or Associate Producer-level role. This position works alongside and supports Producers in the production of television shows, documentaries, features, and other content created for different platforms such as broadcast, cable, streaming, and social. It is a creative role and is primarily office-based and may also lean into field work as-needed.

Requirements

4-year college degree in television, film, media, communications, creative writing, or other relevant areas of study.
Minimum 3-years’ experience in television/film production.
Minimum 2-year professional video editing experience (prior experience with Avid Media Composer is preferred).
Detailed knowledge of professional football (NFL).
Interest in telling football stories and other sports stories.

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of NFL Films programming, past and present.
Previous logging experience using professional-level video editing software (eg: Premiere, Avid)
Professional storytelling & creative writing skills.
Strong time management skills and comfortable working on multiple projects at once covering all stages of the production timeline, from pre-production through post-production.
Previous experience in sports storytelling/television/film production is preferred, but not required.

Responsibilities

Edit segments and blocks of programming and write lines of script for narration.
Research and log footage, including game footage, b-roll, interviews, and archival footage utilizing Avid Media Composer and NFL proprietary software.
Research storylines and information for content in development or active production.
Organize and manage the flow of incoming media on Avid Media Composer for various other associates and Producers on the project.
Assist and work alongside Producers in pushing content through to post-production & delivery workflows.
Fact-check programs, graphics, and scripts in post-production.
Participate in in-house and on-location shoots, as-needed, including directing interviews in the field.
Take part in pitching ideas for new and existing programming.
Coordinate effectively across departments for research, scheduling and planning.