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Chef de Production -réf:ENERGIS/RH/REC/2026-002 Taolagnaro
RÉCENTCDI2 days ago
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Antananarivo
CDI
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Under the supervision of the Communication Manager, the Multimedia Production Manager contributes to the development of the Group’s image through the production of visual and video content for social networks and other communication platforms.
- Brief follow-up and artistic proposal: analyze the communication needs and objectives of the Group and its various entities, propose adapted artistic concepts and directions and ensure their end-to-end realization.
- Creation of visuals for social networks: posts, carousels, stories, and other formats adapted to Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, LinkedIn, etc.
- Video production: shooting of short content (real, TikTok, social media content), editing on CapCut, creation of promotional videos, testimonials and presentation videos etc...
- Photography: shooting for visual needs (activities, events, teams, portraits, etc.). Reporting: monitoring and regular presentation of the progress of productions to the Communication Manager.
- Collaboration: working with the different teams and entities of the Group to ensure the consistency of messages and visual identity.
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Sous la supervision de la Responsable Communication, le/la Chargé(e) de production multimédia contribue au développement de l'image du Groupe à travers la production de contenus visuels et vidéo destinés aux réseaux sociaux et aux autres plateformes de communication.
- Suivi de brief et proposition artistique : analyser les besoins et objectifs de communication du Groupe et de ses différentes entités, proposer des concepts et directions artistiques adaptés puis en assurer la réalisation de bout en bout.
- Création de visuels pour les réseaux sociaux : posts, carrousels, stories, et autres formats adaptés à Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, LinkedIn, etc.
- Production vidéo : tournage de contenus courts (réels, TikTok, contenus réseaux sociaux), montage sur CapCut, création de vidéos promotionnelles, témoignages et vidéos de présentation etc...
- Photographie : prise de vue pour les besoins visuels (activités, événements, équipes, portraits, etc.). Reporting : suivi et présentation régulière de l'avancement des productions auprès de la Responsable Communication.
- Collaboration : travailler en lien avec les différentes équipes et entités du Groupe pour garantir la cohérence des messages et de l'identité visuelle.
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