NYT seeks video journalist to produce business stories

By Reynolds Staff on Jun 23, 2010 in Basics, Job listings, Jobs, Latest

The New York Times is looking for an experienced show producer/video journalist to join its video department in New York, according to a job posting on Poynter.org. It states:

“The candidate will be responsible for producing regular business programming, including daily news and interview segments — in close collaboration with the Times business desk. The position requires strong experience in business journalism, including reporting and writing, as well as advanced shooting and Final Cut Pro editing skills.”

To apply, send your resume to videojobsearch@nytimes.com.

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