National Football League: Part Time Post Production Assistant

Post Production Coordinator is needed in Inglewood, United States.

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Client: National Football League

Location: Inglewood, CA

Contract: Part-time

Summary

NFL Media is currently looking for a freelance Post Production Assistant to work in our Media Management and Post Production group at our new West Coast Headquarters in Inglewood, CA. Candidate must have 1-2 years of previous experience working in a live broadcast or post production environment.

Responsibilities

• Media Management support for file naming and metadata tagging within our media asset management system
• NFL Game logging using our EVS Logging tool. Going through current game footage and tagging plays and players and applying metadata to allow for enhanced searches
• Transcribing press conferences and interviews
• Assistant Editing duties as needed within Adobe Premiere
• Creation of ingest placeholders for daily remote and studio feeds
• Videotape digitization support, converting physical videotapes into digital files

Required Qualifications

• Extensive knowledge of the NFL and College football (team rosters and league activity)
• Attention to detail with the ability to accurately spell player’s names
• Demonstrated experience with current post production software such as Adobe Premiere CC 2020
• Fluency with all Microsoft Office software applications
• Familiarity with cloud-based file sharing services, such as AWS, Google Cloud, Dropbox and Frame.io
• Possess excellent communications skills that allow for highly productive workflows between the editorial and production departments

Preferred Qualifications

• Degree or certifications preferred

Other Key Attributes / Characteristics

• Adhere to all facility SOPs and existing workflows to execute numerous daily tasks
• Ability to learn new technology and workflows, as well as provide training and guidance to others working within the broadcast facility
• Possess excellent communications skills that allow for highly productive workflows between the editorial and production departments
• Ability to make decisions independently and escalate issues to upper management when necessary