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Job Description
Job Posting Organization: QuéMambo! is an organization dedicated to promoting access to culture for children and youth through music, art, and inclusion. The organization focuses on supporting the community by embracing diversity and promoting inclusion, particularly for the most vulnerable sectors of society. Established with the mission to foster personal and professional growth through various artistic activities, QuéMambo! organizes workshops, classes, festivals, and concerts that are open to everyone, regardless of age or ability. The organization aims to nurture the comprehensive development of children by enhancing their sensitivity and perception, while also engaging families and upholding the rights of children and adolescents. Special attention is given to children with disabilities, ensuring that their unique abilities are highlighted and included in all programs. QuéMambo! also collaborates with international musicians through music residencies, promoting a global exchange of ideas and experiences that enrich the community and nurture individual talents. By showcasing cultural diversity, the organization demonstrates how music can bridge gaps between different people and traditions, ultimately enhancing the lives of all involved.
Job Overview: The position of Volunteer Video Editor at QuéMambo! involves collaborating on the production and editing of audiovisual content that reflects the organization's mission and activities. The volunteer will work on two main projects: a mini-documentary that captures the recording process of a music album created by students and their families, and an institutional video that summarizes the organization's activities throughout the year. The role requires a creative approach to storytelling, focusing on the emotional and social impact of the projects. The volunteer will analyze existing audiovisual material, edit videos with a narrative focus, and coordinate with the communication team to ensure the final products effectively convey the essence and impact of QuéMambo!'s work in the community.
Duties and Responsibilities: The duties and responsibilities of the Volunteer Video Editor include:
Analyzing existing audiovisual material, including rehearsal videos, recordings, and interviews, to identify key elements for storytelling.
Editing video content with a narrative and emotional focus, ensuring that the final product resonates with viewers.
Developing a script and narrative structure that connects the voices of participants and highlights their experiences.
Integrating original music and archival materials into the videos to enhance the storytelling.
Coordinating with the communication team to define the final message and make any necessary visual adjustments.
Reviewing and selecting audiovisual material for the institutional video, including concerts, classes, workshops, and community activities.
Creating a cohesive structure that combines testimonials, musical fragments, and images from various organizational activities.
Incorporating QuéMambo!'s visual and auditory identity into the videos to effectively communicate its mission and values.
Collaborating with the communication team to finalize the tone and key messages of the videos, ensuring they celebrate the organization's annual work and enhance its institutional communication.
Required Qualifications: The required qualifications for the Volunteer Video Editor position include:
Proficiency in video editing software (e.g., Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, or similar).
Strong storytelling skills, with the ability to create engaging narratives through video.
Experience in video production and editing, preferably in a non-profit or community-focused context.
A good understanding of audiovisual language and techniques, including pacing, transitions, and sound design.
Ability to work collaboratively with a team and communicate effectively with various stakeholders.
A passion for music, art, and community engagement, with a commitment to promoting inclusion and diversity.
Educational Background: The educational background needed for the Volunteer Video Editor position includes:
A degree or coursework in film production, media studies, communications, or a related field is preferred but not mandatory.
Relevant certifications in video editing or production can be beneficial.
A strong portfolio showcasing previous video editing work, particularly projects that demonstrate storytelling ability and creativity.
Experience: The level of experience needed for the Volunteer Video Editor position includes:
Previous experience in video editing and production is highly desirable, with a minimum of one year of relevant experience preferred.
Experience working in a volunteer capacity or within non-profit organizations is a plus, as it demonstrates a commitment to community engagement and social impact.
Familiarity with working in collaborative environments and managing multiple projects simultaneously is important.
Languages: The mandatory language for this position is Spanish, as the majority of the content and communication will be conducted in Spanish. Proficiency in English is a good to have, as it may facilitate collaboration with international partners and enhance the volunteer's ability to engage with a broader audience.
Additional Notes: Additional notes for the Volunteer Video Editor position include:
This is a volunteer position, and the duration of the contract is not specified.
The role is expected to be part-time, with flexible hours to accommodate the volunteer's schedule.
The organization is open to recruiting volunteers nationally and internationally, welcoming individuals who are passionate about music, art, and community service.
Compensation is not provided, but volunteers will gain valuable experience and contribute to meaningful projects that have a positive impact on the community.
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