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As a Photo Editor, you will use your Photoshop and technical skills to edit and polish images for the ecommerce website. As a Photo Editor, you will use your Photoshop and technical skills to edit and polish images for the ecommerce website.
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The Editor is a critical part of our larger Visual Services photo/video department, which maintains residency of a 50,000 sqft studio in East Moline, IL. While this role’s primary function is working as a video Editor as described above, the candidate will also occasionally assist shoots in-studio and in-field (locally), running grip and operating video equipment.
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Experience with professional cinema camera equipment from manufacturers such as Sony, Canon, Panasonic, RED. You’ll touch a gamut of subjects, creating assets and editing stories that help promote equipment, share the customer story, and enhance our rich brand legacy.
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This editor will be an expert at leveraging analytics, video and multimedia to produce memorable journalism and build reader loyalty. Lee Enterprises is hiring an ambitious, competitive and innovative editor to lead sports coverage across our Iowa newsrooms, with an emphasis on developing University of Iowa and Iowa State athletics coverage.
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