The New Lines Institute for Strategy and Policy in Washington DC is looking for a paid part-time multi-media intern to help augment the Institute’s internal multi-media production and management capacity. S/he will focus on producing visual content (motion graphics for videos, audio/video interviews, etc.) to support the Institute’s expanding scope of operations. Additionally, the intern will work closely with the Institute’s Communications and Programs teams to optimize the Institute’s website with a focus on content curation, user experience improvement and traffic generation. Finally, the multi-media intern will cross-train with other Communications team members to ensure continuity of organizational best practices through staff turnover.
Main duties and requirements include:
- Web-page SEO
- Creation of short-form informational videos
- Creation of motion graphics
- Demonstrable experience in multi-media development and management
- Excellent sense for appealing visual layout
- Familiarity with Adobe Suite – After Effects, Illustrator, Premiere
- Biweekly newsletter drafting (MailChimp) Passion for research and analysis
- Familiarity with global affairs and geopolitics
- A graduate degree (completed or in-progress) in international affairs, communications, public policy, foreign service, international development or a relevant discipline is a plus.
| Expected time commitment: 20-30 hours/week (remote and/or in-person) Remuneration: $20/hour Start date: Immediately Contract duration: Three months renewable based on performance and availability |
| If interested, please send an email to Alec Dionne [email protected] and Sabrine Baiou [email protected] including your resume and a cover letter highlighting your relevant experience and research interests. |
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