Video Producer & Editor — Data-Driven Stories

Emploive; Washington, Northern (District of Columbia, KY); Hybrid; USD 75,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health care

Paid leave

401(k) match

Flexible schedule

Job summary

Pew Research Center is seeking an Associate Video Producer and Editor to create engaging short-form video content across platforms. The role blends writing, editing, and motion graphics, with strong data storytelling from charts and research releases. This is a term-limited position tied to grant funding for two years.

The candidate will work with the Head of Video to ensure videos meet Pew’s editorial standards, with hybrid work in Washington, D.C. and occasional remote work.

Qualifications

• BA or equivalent professional experience.
• 3–5 years of experience producing and editing short-form video content.
• Ability to translate research findings into clear, accurate visual narratives.
• Strong proficiency in Premiere Pro and After Effects.
• Experience writing scripts that uphold editorial standards under tight timelines.
• Solid producing skills: manage videos from concept to delivery.

Responsibilities

• Produce and edit video content for Pew Research Center's website and social platforms.
• Develop concepts aligned with research releases and script through final delivery.
• Use motion graphics templates and create simple animations to visualize findings.
• Manage post-production including editing, sound, color, captions, and formatting for distribution.
• Ensure content aligns with editorial standards and nonpartisanship.
• Collaborate with research, design, social media, and audience teams.

Skills

Video production

Video editing

Storytelling

Premiere Pro

After Effects

Script writing

Education

Bachelor's degree or equivalent

Tools

Adobe Premiere Pro

Adobe After Effects

Job description

Pew Research Center is seeking an Associate Video Producer and Editor to create engaging short-form video content across platforms. The role blends writing, editing, and motion graphics, with strong data storytelling from charts and research releases. This is a term-limited position tied to grant funding for two years.

The candidate will work with the Head of Video to ensure videos meet Pew’s editorial standards, with hybrid work in Washington, D.C. and occasional remote work.