Multimedia Production Coordinator positions create and present projects in a variety of media including video, compatible computer files and the Internet, including social media platforms; plan, direct, and produce informational and/or instructional videotape presentations by coordinating and scheduling video production staffing and equipment, operating control room switching equipment, serving as a script writer, technical director, camera operator, editor (via digital desktop technology), audio mixer, and/or lighting director; digitally capture video clips; may analyze and approve production budgets and editing decisions within projected parameters; supervise contract talent and production crews; structure assignments of multimedia production staff; serve as a resource on multimedia issues; evaluate employee performance; convert existing content to web use, and other web-related functions; coordinate all phases of video production; write scripts, shoot video, edit video, create animated video graphics, and compress video files; develop programs related to specific issues; create PSAs, web content, on-air programs, and training videos; document public meetings; take photographs; utilize a range of computer software, including Final Cut Pro X, Motion, Compressor, Adobe Premier, After Effects and Photoshop; produce professional instructional or informational video programs and training support materials using various nonlinear editing applications; assist in web-based training; produce professional instructional or informational video programs for law enforcement agencies; perform video documentation of major incidents and events; provide video coverage of City Council meetings and channel playback scheduling including planning, producing, script writing, filming, and editing; create original artwork and designs using traditional/computerized graphic design concepts and techniques, desktop publishing, digital photo retouching and manipulation, and other computer-aided technology; and perform other duties as assigned. EXPERIENCE: One year of full-time multimedia production experience in a multimedia/graphics production center or news organization, or in government video production, or local organization programming, which MUST include at least TWO of the following areas: All aspects of professional video production including camera work, editing, and other production and postproduction functions.