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This is a Full Time Job
Are you excited about the opportunity to contribute to the legendary National Geographic brand? We are hiring a Photo Production Coordinator that will collaborate with multiple Photo Editors in the research, development, and production of photographic stories for National Geographic's print and digital platforms. This role is instrumental in handling media assets, facilitating flawless collaboration across various platforms and teams. The ideal candidate will demonstrate outstanding attention to detail, strong organizational skills, and creative problem-solving abilities. This multifaceted position involves technical, creative, organizational, and administrative responsibilities, demanding both research and technical skills to contribute to the creation of compelling visual presentations.
What You Will Do:
• Manage and organize media assets, including files, captions, and credits, for feature stories and large-scale projects across various National Geographic platforms.
• Act as a key liaison between photographic staff and internal/external teams, facilitating effective communication and collaboration to ensure the seamless flow of visual content.
• Maintain multiple schedules, assisting in the coordination of photo shoots, and helping prepare necessary paperwork such as restrictions, releases, permits, carnets, and letters of introduction.
• Assist in budget preparations and coverage plan development, contributing to efficient photo production strategies.
• Employ excellent research skills to support the research and development of magazine stories and other photographic content.
• Use technical skills to support and create visual presentations, ensuring that National Geographic's visual standards are met.
• Experience using in various software tools, including Microsoft Office Suite, Adobe Creative Suite, digital asset management (DAM) systems, and content management systems (CMS).
• Exhibit a strong understanding of photography, videography, and mobile storytelling, enabling effective collaboration with the creative teams.
• Maintain strong attention to detail and organizational skills to assist editors with story production, meet deadlines, and manage visual assets for production and archiving.
• Foster strong communication and interpersonal skills, collaborating across departments including photo, video, mobile, podcasts, social, and communications, while managing and communicating with diverse creative teams and personalities.
Required Qualifications and Skills:
• Experience in editorial development, publishing, or photo production.
• Experience with production for digital platforms and familiarity with multimedia ethics.
• Proficiency in Mac operating systems and basic software tools.
• Experience with software applications such as Filemaker Pro, Dropbox (or equivalent), DAM and CMS systems, web-based applications, and image editing software.
Preferred Qualifications:
• Experience with documentary visual storytelling from pitch to completion.
• Familiarity with the photography industry and a strong visual sense.
• Expertise in National Geographic's core interest areas including, natural history, environment, science, history/culture, and travel.
Education
• Bachelor's Degree or equivalent experience.
National Geographic Content is devoted to illuminating the wonder of our world and inspiring people to protect it through our storytelling across platforms, including television and film in linear and streaming, print and digital experiences, and social media, where we have more followers than any other brand in the world. The National Geographic Editorial team is responsible for engaging both new and existing audiences through the creation and distribution of best-in-class content for our magazines (National Geographic, National Geographic Kids and Little Kids, National Geographic History, and single-topic newsstand specials), digital platforms (NationalGeographic.com and our app), and social accounts. We work across all media types, including photography, video, text, graphics and data visualization, cartography, and interactive digital experiences. Our primary aim is to use our storytelling to drive growth in followers, engaged newsletter audiences, subscribers, and loyal users who stay with us because they love how we inspire, entertain, and inform them.