Senior Video Journalist

The Wall Street Journal•New York, NY

9d•$125,000 - $145,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Wall Street Journal is seeking an experienced and highly creative Senior Video Journalist to join its video team in New York. WSJ Video blends deep reporting with an array of formats: investigations, short and longform field pieces, fast-paced quick turn news content, video podcasts, social content, and series. The ideal candidate has an extensive professional background in video journalism, exceptional story development and scriptwriting skills, and experience shooting and editing. You have impeccable news judgment, the ability to build unique angles for stories off the news, and the creativity to produce premium video content on tight deadlines. You will also have experience covering a broad range of topics: from the economy and markets, to politics and technology.

Requirements

At least 8 years of experience producing video pieces in a news environment at a national or global media company, both in the field and in studio.
Prior experience with every aspect of video production from start to finish, under tight deadlines.
Exceptional script writing skills
A deep understanding and interest in The Journal’s core coverage areas.
Experience as a DP in the field and in-studio
Some prior mid and long-form documentary and series experience.
The ability to clearly communicate and effectively collaborate.
Exceptional organizational and time-management skills.

Responsibilities

Be responsible for pitching, developing, researching and reporting for a variety of formats, lengths, structures and stories.
Consistently come up with new ideas and pitches for all WSJ video platform needs
Manage pre-production including booking and logistics.
Manage multiple projects in various stages of production, on tight deadlines.
As needed, shoot and edit your videos.
Ensure that all WSJ journalistic and legal standards are followed.
Collaborate with reporters and editors across the WSJ newsroom to produce videos.
Complete additional duties as assigned, including breaking news assignments.