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Video Editing: Logging footage, cutting together final videos from provided footage, color correction, basic VFX, audio/music, captioning, etc. Reporting to the Director of Production, the Creative Producer will primarily be responsible for editing customer video content inclusive of color correction, basic VFX, audio mixing, etc.
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Demonstrate excellent skills in all these disciplines: Shooting video, writing, editing and on-camera presentation. Proficiency in photography, editing and smooth on-camera work.
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Expert knowledge of video production, editing, and distribution of video products, audio recording, editing and processing techniques; Audacity software. Administer voice-over audio and video production for eLearning modules.
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Assist with development of video content for various KSE social and digital platforms, including concept development, logging footage, video editing and production. Assist game-night video producer as needed on game nights.
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Proficiency in video production and editing, including native and emerging social formats. Professional-level competency using Adobe Creative Suite (including Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrated, After Effects), Premiere or Final Cut Pro and native editing tools.
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Such courses may include, but are not limited to: Basic Video Production, Introduction to Media Production, Basic Video Editing, Streaming Media Technologies, Critical Thinking Through 21st Century Media, and others.
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Video editing of content for news broadcasts using Avid systems preferred. CBS News Colorado is looking for a dedicated video editor and news writer to work alongside newscast producers to deliver relevant, urgent, and community-serving news content.
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Excellent multimedia production skills, including audio editing, graphic design, and video editing. Proficiency in eLearning authoring tools such as Articulate Storyline, Adobe Captivate, or similar platforms.
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Experience with video editing, motion design, and designing for AR/VR are pluses. Experience with video editing, motion design, and designing for AR/VR are pluses. Fringe -A company paid stipend program for personalized lifestyle benefits, allowing employees to choose benefits that matter most to them - ranging from vendors like Netflix, Spotify, and GrubHub to services like student loan repayment, travel, fitness, and more.
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Responsibilities include planning, filming, and editing both photo and video content in studio settings and real-life scenarios. We're looking for an adventurous Photo/Video Content Creator who will strive to elevate our brand experience on a daily basis and push the envelope of creativity with insights and ideas.
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The duties of a Technician can include the operation of ELC, robotic cameras, audio mixer, video switcher, ENG equipment, editing, teleprompter, spot dubbing, and other duties as assigned.
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Strong hands-on experience working on image/video generation and image/video editing. Adobe Firefly Applied Science & Machine Learning (ASML) group is looking for research scientists and engineers working on generative AI models for image and video synthesis to help us build the next generation of creative tools.
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This role needs to be a proficient graphic designer who also has skills in video editing, animation, audio, web, or other design disciplines. Video production and video editing.
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Strong understanding and knowledge of digital video cinematography, lighting, audio, and video editing. Provide video production, editing, and creative writing/development support on contracted work with government clients, as needed.
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Basic proficiency in professional non-linear editing software for video and audio, such as Adobe Premiere and Adobe After Effects, Adobe Audition, and other Adobe Creative Suite programs.
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