The Intern (Video Editing) will be a part of the Communication and Policy Engagement (CPE) team for 6 months and will assist in developing video content that supports CSTEP’s research and outreach initiatives. The intern will contribute to editing videos for documentaries, social media, and campaigns and will also support basic filming and photography assignments. The ideal candidate should possess a flair for visual storytelling, have a working knowledge of video editing tools, and be willing to learn through field-based projects. The role may also include travel for video documentation.
Responsibilities
- Edit short films, documentaries, and social media reels.
- Assist in creating video content for campaigns, reports, and event highlights.
- Support storyboarding and motion design tasks using Adobe After Effects.
- Assist with basic videography and photography when needed.
- Use visual storytelling techniques to enhance research narratives.
- Help organise and maintain video footage and file systems.
- Explore the use of AI-based tools (e.g., Runway) for video enhancements (basic level).
- Collaborate with researchers to deliver high-quality visual content.
- Learn and apply cinematic techniques in framing, lighting, and editing.
- Maintain consistency in visual style, in alignment with CSTEP’s branding.
Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree (completed or ongoing) in media studies, communication, film, animation, or a related field.
Skill set
- Basic experience in video editing and visual storytelling through academic or personal projects.
- Experience in videography or photography would be a plus.
- Working knowledge of Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects.
- Basic understanding of Adobe Animate or frame-by-frame animation.
- Familiarity with handling cameras for video or photo shoots.
- Good sense of visual composition, rhythm, and storytelling.
- Interest in cinematic techniques and on-field learning.
- Some awareness of AI-supported editing tools.
- Ability to manage timelines and work collaboratively in a team environment.
Duration
3-6 months
