Enterprise Videography & Digital Content Producer

Enterprise Videography / Digital Content Producer

The Enterprise Videography & Digital Content Producer is responsible for planning, producing, and delivering high-quality video, motion graphics, and digital assets that advance district strategy and communicate technology initiatives.

The role serves a diverse portfolio across the Strategy and Technology Division which includes IT Services, Data Services, Charter Schools, School Governance, and Research & Evaluation. The successful candidate will partner with leaders and subject‑matter experts to create content for executive communications, stakeholder engagement, professional development, staff training, and public transparency.

• End-to-End Video Production: Lead pre‑production, filming, audio, lighting, direction, and post‑production for executive updates, program explainers, and event coverage (e.g., board and governance sessions).
• Professional Development Support: Produce digital stories and videos that support professional development programs, including training modules, onboarding content, and instructional resources for educators and staff.
• Graphics Design: Design professional motion graphics, lower‑thirds, title sequences, and animated infographics optimized for web and social channels.
• Data Storytelling: Translate research findings, program KPIs, and evaluation results into concise visual narratives and data stories (e.g., animated charts, dashboard walkthroughs, case studies).
• Data Fluency: Partner with Data Services and Research & Evaluation to visualize datasets accurately and ethically; create videos and graphics that improve data fluency for non‑technical audiences.
• IT & Change Management: Collaborate with IT Services on technology rollouts, how‑to tutorials, and service awareness campaigns; support change‑management communications with clear, engaging media.
• Governance & Charter Support: Produce content that clarifies governance processes, timelines, and decisions; support charter school communications (spotlights, program features) consistent with district standards.
• Operations & Standards: Maintain studio kits and field gear; establish templates and graphics packages that enforce visual identity and accessibility (captions, transcripts, WCAG).
• Create clean, modern visuals for both digital and print use
• Turn rough ideas, notes, or examples into polished designs
• Design logos, simple illustrations, and branded graphics
• Be well‑versed in Adobe Creative Cloud
  , including
  • Illustrator
  • Photoshop
  • In Design
  • Premiere Pro (video editing)
  • After Effects (basic motion graphics)
• Follow brand guidelines and maintain consistent style
• Deliver final files in standard formats (PNG, JPG, SVG, PDF, and source files)
• Be open to feedback and quick revisions
• Communicate clearly and hit agreed‑upon deadlines

• Education: Bachelor’s degree in film/video, digital media, communications, visual design, journalism, or related field; or equivalent professional experience.
• Technical Proficiency: Advanced proficiency in Adobe Creative Cloud (Premiere Pro, After Effects, Audition, Illustrator, Photoshop).
• Visual Design: Demonstrated motion‑graphics capability (kinetic typography, infographics, logo animation) and strong visual design fundamentals.
• Digital Platforms: Experience producing content for Microsoft 365 environments (Stream, Teams SharePoint) and managing digital assets at enterprise scale.

• Experience in K‑12 public education or public sector communications.
• Portfolio showcasing executive communications, program explainers, and digital storytelling.