Part-Time Newsroom Editor — Visual Storytelling Pro

ARKANSAS HEARST TELEVISION INC; Rogers (AR); On-site; USD 30,000 - 39,000; Part time

Job summary

Arkansas Hearst Television Inc in Rogers, AR is seeking a part-time Editor to cover news stories as assigned, blending writing and storytelling with visuals and sound.

You will edit stories and newscasts under tight deadlines, maintain archives, and work with producers, reporters and managers to craft high-quality local news. Strong nonlinear editing skills and media ethics are valued.

Qualifications

• Knowledge of nonlinear editing software.
• Proficiency editing with Adobe Premiere.
• Can handle and juggle multiple editing assignments under strict deadlines.
• Knowledge of current video production techniques.
• Familiarity with mass communications law and media responsibilities.
• Record multiple feeds on a digital encoding system.
• Search for source materials from multiple outlets and platforms.
• Related military experience will be considered.

Responsibilities

• Edit stories, videos, and newscasts on tight deadlines.
• Maintain news archives.
• Operate electronic newsgathering equipment.
• Nonlinear editing across Premiere, Final Cut Pro, Avid, and Edius for PKGs, VOs, and open pieces.
• Collaborate with producers, reporters and managers to produce high quality stories.
• Ensure storage and organization of media files.
• Maintain standards for all edited material.
• Taking in ENG and SNG feeds.
• Any other editing responsibilities as assigned by news managers.

Skills

Nonlinear editing

Adobe Premiere

Video editing

Storytelling

Tools

Adobe Premiere

Final Cut Pro

Avid

Edius

Job description

Arkansas Hearst Television Inc in Rogers, AR is seeking a part-time Editor to cover news stories as assigned, blending writing and storytelling with visuals and sound.

You will edit stories and newscasts under tight deadlines, maintain archives, and work with producers, reporters and managers to craft high-quality local news. Strong nonlinear editing skills and media ethics are valued.