Freelance video producers: work with TheWeek.co.uk
The Week is looking for freelance video producers to create captivating, shareable videos for the website and social media
The Week is looking for freelance video producers to create captivating, shareable videos for the publication's website and across its social media platforms.
Background
The Week magazine, first published in May 1995, makes sense of the week's news by distilling the best of the British and international media into 35 editorial pages. TheWeek.co.uk adapts that ethos for the web, digesting the most important stories of the day and setting them in their context.
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Freelance opportunities
We're looking for talented video producers who can create short, sharp videos in The Week's thought-provoking style that will generate discussion and interaction on social media, and add new dimensions to our online story telling.
Successful applicants will have a deep fascination with news, current affairs and culture, and the ability to create smart, authoritative and sometime playful videos that will appeal to a discerning UK and international audience. Experience with Wochit an advantage.
If you can make videos that make complex subjects simple, tell interesting stories and offer an unexpected take on the world around us, please email freelance@theweek.co.uk.
Please note: unfortunately we will not be able to respond to all emails. We will be in touch if we are interested in your pitch.
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