The Federalist Society is hiring--Video Editors needed!
The Federalist Society produces a range of videos on law and policy topics. Our team is looking for proposals from freelance video editors who can assemble 3-4 minute videos on an ongoing basis explaining law & policy issues at a production level equivalent our recent videos:
John Jay: Family, Faith, & The Federalist Papers
Drones: The FAA's Regulations for Recreational Use
We expect you to:
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Collaborate with us initially to discuss the project and our objectives, and throughout the project on producing a high quality final product
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Cut the script we’ve provided into an initial radio cut. We review and finalize the cut
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Add images and other b-roll, music, title slides, intro and outro, and other simple animation & motion graphics -- bringing the academic substance to life in a creative way. We anticipate that the video has b-roll and other additional visual effects for 40-60% of the running time
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We provide final feedback and you make final changes
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Deliver the final video via YouTube and DropBox
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Be highly proficient in Adobe Premiere CC
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Be able to perform basic color correction
We would provide:
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The interview footage and a script complete with timestamps
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Some suggestions for b-roll and other visuals
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Consultation throughout the project if you have questions or need input
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Access to/and/or budget for stock footage & Music
We’re interested in developing an ongoing relationship with you for future projects. Some of our projects are freestanding three-minute videos. Other projects are multiple videos on related topics, based on a longer interview with a speaker, and are produced with similar stylization.
If you’re interested in collaborating with us, please send the following to [email protected]:
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A proposal, including links to prior videos that you have produced in a similar style
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A rate estimate per 3-4 minute video
- References from previous projects