Digital Video Producer II Bristol, CT, USA ID-16060

May 27, 2025

Job Posting Title:

Digital Video Producer II

Req ID:

10122352

Job Description:

Digital Video Producer II is tasked with overseeing all production and optimization of video content for ESPN digital platforms. These responsibilities include creating and managing daily video inventory, coordinating net-new content production for team and league fanbases and high-level planning and communication with key internal stakeholders.

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Responsibilities:

Become a subject matter expert on all ESPN Digital platforms (ESPN.com, ESPN App, YouTube) and apply that expertise to expand reach, engagement, and distribution of content.
Oversee the daily assignments and production of a team of content producers .
Be the main point of contact for all daily production within the Digital Video newsroom on a semi-regular basis.
Manage 2-4 direct reports through a nurturing relationship focused on long-term employee development.
Participate with teams internally and externally in the creation and distribution of content that best activates new audiences.
Analyze usage and performance metrics that can lead to content enhancements and improvements.
Effectively manage production timelines to ensure projects are executed on time.
Maintain proficiency and knowledge in latest trends, technology and best practices for digital video content on global ESPN platforms including YouTube.
Must be willing and able to work nights, weekends and holidays.

Basic Requirements:

Minimum of 5 years of combined media experience with a focus on digital media.
Advanced non-linear editing skills (Quantel, Final Cut, Avid, Premiere, After Effects, etc.).
Strong base of current sports knowledge, including teams, players and storylines.
Understand and follow closely the latest in social media trends.
Excellent headline writing skills; an understanding of optimal tactics for content distribution.
Strong understanding of core characteristics of “viral” content.
Ability to work quickly and juggle multiple varied tasks during a typical workday.

Preferred Requirements:

Experience managing employees and setting detailed assignments for a group
Minimum of 3 years of practical Digital/Social Production or related experience
Experience in editing content, specific to the needs and specs for multiple social media platforms
Experience working in a mobile-first content environment
Experience working with a variety of digital content management systems
Strong presentation skills

Basic Education:

A High School Diploma or equivalent

Preferred Education:

College Degree in a media-related field.

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Job Posting Segment:

ESPN Digital, Social & Streaming Content

Job Posting Primary Business:

YouTube & Digital Video

Primary Job Posting Category:

Multimedia Producing/Video/Podcast Production

Employment Type:

Full time

Primary City, State, Region, Postal Code:

Bristol, CT, USA

Alternate City, State, Region, Postal Code:

Date Posted:

2025-05-25

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