Multimedia producer

About us

The Fuller Project is an award-winning global newsroom dedicated to publishing groundbreaking reporting that catalyzes positive change for women. Since 2015, our reporting has helped end life-threatening practices, led to large-scale releases of public data, and prompted the introduction of new legislation.

As it embarks on its next decade, Fuller is positioning itself to directly serve clearly defined audiences with a set of new editorial products to meet their needs. As Fuller does this work it will build greater capacity to tell stories in formats beyond text and engage closely with global communities seeking a more equitable world. 

We do not simply cover breaking news events. Instead, Fuller’s distributed global newsroom will continue to prioritise in-depth reporting that spotlights injustice and holds the powerful to account – stories that have the potential to shape the news agenda. At the same time, we intend to use our deep expertise to connect the dots – online and offline – between the main challenges humans face today, showing how these are invisibly and visibly impacted by gender and sexuality.

About the role  

The multimedia producer will drive Fuller’s vertical video output and work with editorial leadership to contribute to the strategy. Our first priority is video, but we are looking for a producer who also has strong audio skills should we wish to pilot and expand our formats in 2026.

The multimedia producer will have strong editorial judgement, expertise creating and editing vertical video that engages target online audiences, and a laser-sharp attention to detail and deadlines. The goal is to oversee video and audio journalism that educates, inspires and helps make sense of the world through a gender lens for The Fuller Project’s audiences.   

This role is part-time (3 days/week) and reports to the lead editor. It is expected that the multimedia producer will work closely with editors to shape this beat and will collaborate with the head of community, social and newsletter producers to launch appropriate editorial videos in different formats that meet audience needs.

• Manage all video and audio production from start to end, in some instances developing the whole product from concept to delivery and in other instances, overseeing and supporting video production
• Work with Fuller Project journalists to write engaging, concise and editorially robust scripts that adhere to Fuller’s style guidelines and all relevant legal and editorial standards 
• Collaborate with the audience team to improve voice, tone and style; and iterate video series, formats and templates that reach targeted segments/platforms with different types of video journalism (including: explainers, story summaries, vox pops and behind-the-scenes) to bolster Fuller’s brand awareness as an authoritative, valuable and highly watchable expert on social video platforms 
• Conceptualise video output in an audience-informed and platform-specific way, always bringing this perspective to the editorial production process 
• Edit videos for story structure, narrative, completeness and accuracy with laser focus on every part of the video from the engaging, hook-y first seconds to the thumbnail
• Follow and improve established production workflow, including using team collaboration tools like Trello, Slack and Google Drive to maintain communication
• Write, create and make caption copy, graphics and metadata associated with all videos produced
• Manage meticulous video management system, labeling and filing all assets in Fuller’s Shared drives and Fuller’s online video gallery 
• Coach Fuller team members and other external/freelance contributors on how to make engaging presenter-led videos and professional voice-overs from locations around the world (mostly shooting on mobile phones), understanding and training on limited resources
• Stay across relevant trends and updates to social media platforms, including understanding how content travels across the social video ecosystem and knowledge of up-to-date best practices from other journalism organisations, creators and brands 
• Leverage opportunities for repurposing content to maximise video output (for example, modifying Reels to use as Shorts)
• Coordinate, monitor and manage live streams and post-production of events or convenings, always editing for clips

• Minimum three years experience directly working at the intersection of video production and social storytelling 
• Proficiency with relevant video and audio editing software, techniques and distribution platforms
• Exceptional story judgement 
• Understanding of rights clearances for third-party content 
• Works well as part of a distributed, global team
• Exceptional organizational skills, with the capacity to manage multiple priorities and projects with the necessary urgency and to deadline 
• Self-motivated with the ability to work both independently and collaboratively as part of a team
• Interest in journalism and advancing change for women and underrepresented communities
• Interest in global affairs and a sensitivity for working across cultures
• Advantageous to have graphic design skills
• Understanding how to use audience analytics to grow video audiences and experience with audio editing and mixing are both desirable

The salary range for this 60% (3 days/week) position is $39,000 to $46,800 and is benchmarked against DC/NYC cost of living. The actual salary from this range will be based on the candidate’s experience and qualifications as well as their geographic location. For very experienced candidates, the applicable salary range can be further discussed. 

The multimedia producer role is offered in the first instance as a one-year contract. It is a part-time, remote staff role without insurance benefits except where required by law.  

For candidates based in countries outside the US, The Fuller Project works with an Employer of Record to employ staff members.  In addition to a competitive salary commensurate with experience, benefits will include (subject to country requirements and availability): 

• Annual leave and paid public holidays, pro-rata
• Phone and communications stipend
• A commitment to an inclusive and diverse work culture
• Professional learning and development opportunities

How to apply

Candidates should submit a resume, cover letter, and reel. Your cover letter should specifically outline how you would like to position video as one of Fuller’s key engagement products (tell us how you will leverage our video output within the fragmented social landscape) and detail any experience you’ve had shaping other people’s video stories (for editorial products or otherwise). Your reel should include details about your role in each clip. 

Please zip the reel (.mp4) to upload. If you have issues uploading, simply add a link to the reel at the top of your cover letter.

We are an equal opportunity employer, and we value diversity of all forms in our newsroom. We encourage people of all backgrounds to apply. You must have work authorization in your current country of residence.
Interested candidates should apply online. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.