Senior Video Journalist
The Wall Street Journal · New York, NY · 2 days ago
Writing$125k–$145k/yrFull-time
We’re seeking an experienced and highly creative Senior Video Journalist to join our video team in New York. WSJ Video blends deep reporting with an array of formats: investigations, short and long-form field pieces, fast-paced quick-turn news content, video podcasts, social content, and series. We are constantly innovating how we tell stories.
Responsibilities
- Pitch, develop, research, and report for a variety of video formats, lengths, structures, and stories.
- Consistently generate new ideas and pitches for all WSJ video platform needs.
- Manage pre-production, including booking and logistics.
- Oversee multiple projects in various stages of production on tight deadlines.
- Shoot and edit videos as needed.
- Ensure all WSJ journalistic and legal standards are followed.
- Collaborate with reporters and editors across the WSJ newsroom to produce videos.
- Handle breaking news assignments and additional duties as assigned.
Requirements
- At least 8 years of experience producing video pieces in a news environment at a national or global media company, both in the field and in studio.
- Prior experience with every aspect of video production from start to finish, under tight deadlines.
- Exceptional scriptwriting skills.
- A deep understanding and interest in The Journal’s core coverage areas: economy, markets, politics, and technology.
- Experience as a DP in the field and in-studio.
- Prior mid and long-form documentary and series experience.
- Strong communication and collaboration skills.
- Exceptional organizational and time-management skills.
Benefits
- Comprehensive and competitive benefits package covering health, retirement, and wellbeing.
- Optional benefits to meet diverse employee needs.
Pay
Base pay range: $125,000 – $145,000. This range reflects our good-faith estimate and may vary based on a candidate’s experience, skills, location, and other relevant factors. Bonus-eligible roles have targets determined by market benchmarks and individual contributions.