Video Production Assistant at Claremont Community Media Center

You are viewing a preview of this job. Log in or register to view more details about this job. Job Title: Video Production Assistant / Intern Employer: Claremont Community Media Center (also known as Claremont Community Television Inc.) Time commitment: Part-time, up to 10 hours per week Compensation: $15-20/hour, dependent upon experience Claremont Community Media Center is seeking a creative, enthusiastic, and motivated Video Production Assistant to help tell the stories of our community through engaging video content. This part-time position is an excellent opportunity for a high school or college student, recent graduate, or anyone interested in journalism, filmmaking, communications, photography, or digital media. Key Responsibilities Research story ideas and identify potential feature topics. Conduct background research to prepare for interviews and productions. Coordinate and schedule interviews with local residents, businesses, nonprofits, and community organizations. Assist with planning and producing video projects from concept through final delivery. Operate professional video cameras and related production equipment. Set up and manage lighting, microphones, and audio recording equipment. Assist with green screen and studio productions. Edit video content using industry-standard editing software. Organize, archive, and manage digital media files. Capture still photography for promotional and storytelling purposes. Create content for social media and digital platforms. Assist with motion graphics, animation, and multimedia projects based on interest and experience. Support live event recordings and community productions as needed. Collaborate with staff, volunteers, and community partners on a variety of creative projects. Preferred Qualifications Interest in video production, journalism, communications, filmmaking, photography, or digital media. Strong communication and organizational skills. Creative mindset with attention to detail. Willingness to learn new production techniques and software. Ability to work independently and collaboratively. Basic familiarity with video editing software is helpful but not required. Reliable transportation is preferred, as many productions take place throughout the community. What You’ll Gain Hands-on experience with professional cameras, lighting, audio, and editing equipment. Real-world experience in journalism, documentary storytelling, and multimedia production. Mentorship from an experienced media professional. Opportunities to develop skills in video production, photography, animation, motion graphics, and social media content creation. A diverse portfolio of published work showcasing your creative abilities. Experience producing meaningful content that informs, educates, and connects the local community. No two projects are the same, making this an excellent opportunity to gain practical experience in a creative and collaborative environment. #J-18808-Ljbffr