Responsibilities

• Create, film and edit high-quality long and short form mission-centric videos (including reels, music videos, testimonials, promo assets, and more) for Flutie Foundation events, brand initiatives, campaigns, and social media platforms
• Serve as the primary videographer and editor for most productions, filming, directing, and editing independently, while collaborating with the marketing team to develop and execute creative concepts
• Project manage all aspects of video production, from pre-production through post-production and final edits, keeping every project on schedule and on deadline
• Schedule and organize video shoots including managing location, film subjects, and equipment
• Assist with script development and storyboarding for impactful mission videos, music videos, and more
• Stay up to date on industry trends and best practices to improve the quality of our video content
• Maintain an organized system for filing and storing all video content
• Develop, edit, and create scroll-stopping digital content and graphics for social media campaigns, events, and partnerships across Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, and YouTube, including assets for paid ad strategy
• Serve in production capacity for Facebook Live Shows and live-streamed/in-person events including setting up the livestream logistics and back-end processes for livestream and audio
• Track and analyze the Foundation’s online community engagement across platforms to evaluate content strategy

Requirements

• Passion for improving lives for people with autism, their families, and their communities
• Excellence in relationship-building and communication with diverse people of all races, (dis)abilities, genders, sexual orientations, etc.
• Advanced proficiency in Adobe Premiere Pro required, with the ability to independently manage the full edit workflow from raw footage to final export; familiarity with Canva and Google Analytics also a plus
• Comfortable working as a self-shooter and one-person video team, filming, directing, and editing without a production crew
• Skilled at directing and building rapport with non-professional talent, including autistic self-advocates, families, and community partners, with sensitivity and patience
• Strong project management skills with a bias toward action, and comfort in an entrepreneurial, fast-paced, ever-changing environment
• Fluency - or curiosity - in Artificial Intelligence (AI) as a tool to improve workflow processes is preferred
• Comfortable working across multiple sites and locations as part of routine job duties
• Strong understanding of how social media contributes to an organization's overall goals, including growth, revenue-generation and storytelling
• This is a hybrid position with the expectation of frequent attendance at meetings and events within Greater Boston and throughout New England.

Preferred

• Fluency - or curiosity - in Artificial Intelligence (AI) as a tool to improve workflow processes is preferred
• Familiarity with Canva and Google Analytics also a plus