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The Fayetteville Observer seeks a curious, passionate, and digitally savvy visual journalist to inform Cumberland County residents through video and photo storytelling.
The ideal candidate collaborates with editors and reporters, produces fast, high-quality multimedia for breaking news, sports, features and more, and uses audience metrics to guide coverage.
The Fayetteville Observer/ fayobserver.com , part of the USA TODAY NETWORK, is seeking a curious , passionate , highly skilled and digitally savvy experienced visual journalist for the residents of Cumberland County, North Carolin a.
This journalist will use visuals, with a heavy emphasis on video, to inform and engage our key audiences, as well as illustrate the must-read journalism produced by the newsroom. The ideal candidate is highly collaborative and fluent in digital journalism tools with an emphasis on fast, high-quality video production and photo galleries for breaking news, enterprise coverage and sports. They will cover daily assignments for news, public safety, sports, business, military, features and more. They will bring their own original ideas to the table and take initiative to pitch and execute compelling visual stories that serve audience needs.
Equity and inclusion are central to our newsgathering . This visual journalist will be expected to build relationships with members of diverse communities. Photography should be people-centered and include narrative storytelling that delivers depth, context and insight.
The Fayetteville Observer, the oldest daily newspaper in North Carolina, serves the Sandhills region of the state. Fayetteville, the county seat of Cumberland County, has experienced significant growth and development in recent years and is home to Fort Bragg, one of the world's largest military installations. The city is known for its rich history, evolving food scene and wide range of cultural events that reflect its diverse population