Video Producer Vice President, Chase Social Media

With best-in-class banking, credit card and wealth management services, Chase helps nearly 1 out of 2 American households make the most of their money. As one of the most followed financial brands, Chase connects with millions of people across Facebook, Instagram, You Tube, Linked In and X. Our Social Media team continues to grow, and we’re seeking a Vice President, Video Producer to join our team in New York.

As a Video Producer Vice President within the Chase Social Media team, you will independently Lead end-to-end production across a portfolio of Chase Social video projects—taking work from brief and concept through shoot, edit, approvals, and publish. You will partner closely with social strategists, creative and brand partners, and senior stakeholders across the firm to produce engaging, platform-native storytelling that aligns with Chase’s brand standards and business objectives.

You are equally comfortable producing a repeatable content series, capturing executive storytelling, and operating on-site at events—whether that means shooting on iPhone, directing a lean crew, or field-producing remote production. You bring strong editorial judgment, a passion for human-interest storytelling through a financial services lens, and the operational rigor to run smooth productions in a highly regulated environment; you will help evolve Chase’s social video approach by staying ahead of platform trends, testing new formats, and improving performance through data-informed iteration.

• Produce social-first video content end-to-end (development/ideation, scripting, pre-production, production, post, and distribution) across Chase social platforms
• Lead hands-on production including shooting, lighting, audio capture, interviewing, and directing talent (employees, customers, partners, spokespeople) in studio and field settings
• Edit and finish assets for platform-native delivery, ensuring correct specs, pacing, sound design, color, motion graphics, and accessibility (captions, transcripts, audio considerations)
• Translate strategy into story by partnering with social strategy and channel owners to develop concepts, outlines, scripts, and shot lists that meet communication goals and audience needs
• Own production planning and logistics including schedules, run-of-show, location considerations, crew/vendor coordination, equipment needs, and day-of execution for efficient shoots
• Manage a steady pipeline of work across multiple stakeholders and timelines, proactively flagging risks, dependencies, and trade-offs while maintaining quality and consistency
• Guide creative reviews and approvals by coordinating feedback loops, versioning, and final sign-offs; ensure appropriate use of releases, licensing, and documentation to mitigate risk and meet compliance requirements
• Maintain organized systems and archives (source files, project files, final deliverables, releases, compliance artifacts, caption files) to enable reuse, auditing, and efficient collaboration
• Stay on top of social video trends and platform changes (new formats, creator behaviors, editing styles, algorithm signals), and recommend test-and-learn opportunities for Chase
• Consult and collaborate across the organization providing guidance for video needs tied to events, recruiting, internal/external moments, senior leader engagements, and cross-channel storytelling—ensuring social-first principles where relevant
• Measure and optimize by reviewing performance metrics (e.g., view-through, retention, engagement) and applying learnings to creative iterations and future production plans; mentor and raise the bar by sharing best practices, templates, production standards, and creative feedback with teammates and partners; contribute to team-wide…