Part-time Videographer

Morgan Murphy Media

Pittsburg, KS

JOB DETAILS
SKILLS
Communication Skills, Driver's License, Editing, Establish Priorities, Local News, Mobile Applications, Multitasking, News Reporting, Online Marketing, Presentation/Verbal Skills, Radio Operation, Social Media, Sports, Streaming Technology, Television Broadcasting, Time Management, Video Production, Writing Skills
LOCATION
Pittsburg, KS
POSTED
6 days ago

Part-time Videographer

About the Role

KOAM News Now is hiring a part-time Videographer. Join the market's #1 news team to cover breaking and meaningful stories in the 4-States. This position will support our news staff by shooting, editing, and writing news content for all platforms. This position is great for a college student to get newsroom experience! Must be available weekends and some holidays.

About the Company

KOAM is the local news, weather, and sports leader in the 4-States area (Kansas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Missouri). KOAM is owned by Morgan Murphy Media, family-owned and operated since its founding in 1890. Morgan Murphy Media operates television and radio stations, a print magazine, websites, mobile and streaming apps, and a digital marketing agency, across its 11 locations.

Key Responsibilities

  • Create engaging, informative video content for KOAM on air, streaming, and digital properties
  • Write stories for all platforms, and engage with viewers on social media in a professional manner
  • Assist in covering breaking and developing news stories
  • Run live shots as needed

Qualifications

  • Videography, editing, and computer equipment experience preferred, but not required
  • Excellent oral and written communication skills
  • Ability to meet deadlines, prioritize assignments, and handle multiple tasks simultaneously
  • Valid driver's license and good driving record

Interested applicants should apply online at KoamNewsNow.com/jobs and include a link to work samples.

KOAM NEWS NOW IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

About the Company

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Morgan Murphy Media