Lead multimedia projects across multiple production environments, from field locations to studios, ensuring high technical and creative standards in lighting, sound, and camera operation. Partner with instructors to transform subject matter expertise into engaging educational media, offering guidance in visual/audio story development, scriptwriting, and the selection of compelling video and audio content. Operate professional cameras and audio equipment in varied conditions including classrooms, outdoor locations, laboratories, special events, and studios. Process and edit content using professional digital editing systems while ensuring quality and accessibility standards. Conduct quality assurance on multimedia projects to ensure specifications and brand guidelines. Coordinate production logistics including scheduling, securing locations, and managing equipment transport. Collaborate closely as part of a team, reviewing work and providing assistance and feedback. Engage in weekly reading groups and continuous professional development to apply research on media production, pedagogy, and team development. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Understanding of multimedia technology, graphic design concepts, and adaptable digital media workflows. Ability to work independently with minimal supervision while maintaining accountability for project outcomes. Knowledge of camera operation including portable DSLR systems and professional video cameras such as Canon C100, Canon C300, Sony FX6, Sony FX3, or equivalent. Knowledge of script writing and story development, especially for content that is meant to educate or inform. Strong organizational skills and ability to collaborate effectively with team members. Ability to interact with faculty and staff in professional and collaborative manner, maintaining positive relationships and building consensus. Knowledge of field production techniques including location assessment, lighting adaptation, and portable audio solutions.