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ZED MEDIA GROUP is an audiovisual production company based in Dakar. We produce shows, podcasts, reports and content for companies and institutions. To support our development, we are looking for a video editor who is also comfortable in the field.
The position
You will be responsible for editing our productions: shows, reports, video podcasts and content for social networks. You’ll manage calibration, sound, and graphics, and you’ll tailor each content to its delivery medium. You will also be responsible for organizing and archiving rushes and projects.
You will also participate in filming, both in the studio and outside. You will take care of framing, sound recording and lighting, as well as the installation and maintenance of equipment.
Candidate profile
Education / Qualifications
Training in audiovisual, cinema or multimedia
Experience
Proven experience in video editing
Mastering Adobe Premiere Pro
Knowledge of After Effects appreciated
Good basics in framing, sound and light
Rigor, creativity, respect for deadlines and the ability to work as a team
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