Tegnainc
Investigative Photographer
WWL WUPL-TV New Orleans. Posted a month ago
The role
This person will shoot and edit investigative content for WWL-TV. They will capture video and audio elements for news, sports, features, and documentary-style stories.
What you will do
- Capture video and audio elements for news, sports, features and documentary-style stories
- Work with investigative team on special reports requiring precise attention to detail
- Collaborate with journalists to realize story visions
- Use creative production techniques like graphics and new media to enhance stories
- Participate in live performance on-air and on live streaming when necessary
Required qualifications
- Experience in photojournalism, editing, and content management systems
- Must be flexible with schedule, reliable and dependable
- Proven ability to generate creative, engaging, content-driven live shots
- Demonstrated news judgment, photography experience, and non-linear editing skills
- Understanding of the tenets of professional journalism
- Organizational skills and the ability to work under constant time pressure deadlines
- Ability to calmly handle live, breaking news situations and changing events
- Able to lift up to 40 lbs. and occasionally up to 80 lbs. with or without an accommodation
- Current driver's license and ability to operate news gathering vehicle to and from various locations
Nice to have
- BA/BS in journalism, communications or related field
- 5-7 years of experience preferred in a investigative team environment
- Knowledge of EDIUS, or any Non-Linear base editing system
Benefits
- Two medical plan options through Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas
- Dental and eye care coverage
- Fertility, surrogacy and adoption assistance
- Disability and life insurance
- 401(k) program with up to 100% match on the first 4% of pay
- Nine free virtual doctor's appointments through Teladoc
- 12 free annual therapy sessions through Spring Health
- Paid Time Off (PTO)
- Nine paid holidays per year
About the company
TEGNA Inc. helps people thrive in their local communities by providing local news and services. WWL-TV is the CBS affiliate in New Orleans.