As a part of a welcoming and a creative organization you will:
- Tell the story of Olney Theatre Center through online content in ways that attract new audiences and deepen our connection with existing audiences.
- Book and oversee production of multi-camera BRoll shoots of all-season shows and National Player productions. Supervise editing for quick turnaround of 30-60 second trailers.
- Conceive, Storyboard, Produce, Shoot and Edit at least 2 videos per production for distribution that take our audience behind the scenes of a show, build excitement, and deepen engagement. These videos must be highly-shareable social content for distribution to multiple channels.
- Conceive and produce short sizzle content suitable for Tiktok / Instagram / etc. promoting presented artists in the Olney Performance Series.
- Organize live-streaming of in-theatre events as well as those created to exist exclusively online.
- Strategize and manage OTC’s social media channels as part of OTC’s marketing plans.
- Create additional content for Olney Theatre’s different operations including National Players, development, special events, company management, community engagement, education and others.
- Drive Olney to innovate on existing and emerging social platforms and be able to enhance the Theatre’s unique POV on each.
- Join the editorial team and contribute content to the Olney Theatre Center blog.
- Maintain library of BRoll and distribute as necessary
- Report on effectiveness of social media campaigns using monitoring services and platform-generated results.
THE IDEAL CANDIDATE HAS
- A strong and distinctive artistic eye for creating digital video content that speaks to multiple audiences.
- Experience creating videos from 30 seconds to 30 minutes in length. Must submit a demo reel of at least 5 work samples.
- An Instagram account that communicates your personal narrative through visuals that are clever, composed and appealing.
- A list of arts organizations that you think are creating the most compelling content on Social Media and the ambition to compete with the best of them.
- The ability to adopt and cultivate the organizational voice of OTC, which is friendly, rigorous in its artistry and accessible.
- The desire to work collaboratively around creative people who treat each other with respect and professionalism.
- An ability to carry out a concept from start to completion, on your own and as a manager of talent and technical staff.
- Great communication skills.
- A proven ability to meet deadlines.
- A talent for juggling multiple creative projects and switching easily between decisions for each.
- Exceptional computer skills. Knowledge of Macintosh operating platform a must. PC understanding a plus.
- Thorough knowledge of Final Cut Pro (or other video editing software) essential, Adobe InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop is a plus, Google Work Suite or Microsoft Office useful.
Requires 2-5 years of experience in video production, photography, or digital media. A BA/BFA degree is not required but preferred, or coursework in video production, photography, and digital media. Seeking candidates that bring diverse perspectives, experiences, and knowledge. This position involves lifting and maneuvering video equipment that can weigh up to fifty pounds. This position is full-time and reports directly to the Director of Marketing and Communications. Salary is competitive and includes benefits including health and dental insurance, 403(b) with employer match, paid vacations and holidays along with opportunities for professional development.
Olney Theatre Center is an Equal Opportunity Employer and encourages people of all races, faiths, abilities, sexual and gender identities to apply.
Starting salary: Low $40s Target Start Date: May 1, 2022, or later. Search will continue until the position is filled
HOW TO APPLY
Email jobs@olneytheatre.org with:
- Resume and Cover Letter
- Links to clip reel or 5 pieces of your work or work you had significant responsibility for producing (maximum total runtime 10 minutes)
- Links to social media accounts of arts organizations you think are doing great work
No phone calls.