TODAYshow.com is looking for a Multimedia Supervising Producer: You will, under limited supervision, lead in the creative and sophisticated editing and production of video, audio and still photographs using the highest journalistic, ethical, quality and esthetic standards. You will juggle multiple tasks simultaneously, working with the staff of TODAYshow.com, the TODAY show, and msnbc.com to formulate and execute coverage on deadline while staying within budget. Expertise in professional grade editing software for each medium, ability to train others and adaptability to new technology are all requirements. Mastery of industry tools and techniques and frequent innovation of processes, presentation and reporting of multimedia on site are important. As a supervising producer, you will be accountable for the quality and quantity of your team’s output, for mentoring other teams on best practices in video and photo production and editing, for planning and executing change initiatives in journalism, technology and collaboration, and for your staff’s…

Roubini Global Economic's Editorial Department is seeking a multimedia intern with thorough knowledge of leading media production software and operating systems. You'll be working intimately with roubini.com's Senior Graphic Designer responsible for the design of the RGE website and all multimedia projects under the supervision of our Emmy Award winning executive editor. Interviews will include a real-time design and multimedia test. We ask for a minimum commitment of 30 hours per week for at least 6 months. The successful candidate will have the beginnings of a professional web portfolio and an interest in economics and international affairs. The internship is designed to provide maximum exposure to our multimedia offerings (distributed via Reuters Insider) as well as our web production unit. Training and mentoring is part of the internship, of course, but the successful candidate should be able to jump right into: * Advanced Photoshop Understanding the protocols for Print, Web, Video *…

The Medill School at Northwestern University, one of the nation's top journalism schools, is looking for an "accomplished leader in video storytelling" to help steer the school's multimedia evolution. The full job description is available on Medill's website. Here's an excerpt describing what the school is looking for: Candidates must have an outstanding professional record that spans video-creation for a variety of screens and media. They must be able to demonstrate strong enterprise story-finding skills; how their teaching and/or professional career to date has had impact in and on journalism and other communications professions; and how audience understanding informs their work. They must also be able to point to a record of effective leadership and management. While the published application deadline (Jan. 3) has now passed, Medill will continue to review new applications. Prof. Rich Gordon, who is chairing the search committee for the position, said the person hired will play a…