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Remastered archival content is on pace with audio broadcast creation. Competencies * Passion ... Committed to high quality, high producing, lean operation * Judgment/Decision Making : Equally ...

Remastered archival content is on pace with audio broadcast creation. Competencies * Passion ... Committed to high quality, high producing, lean operation * Judgment/Decision Making : Equally ...

Remastered archival content is on pace with audio broadcast creation. Competencies * Passion ... Committed to high quality, high producing, lean operation * Judgment/Decision Making : Equally ...

Content Producer

Houston, TX

$108K/yr

CONTENT PRODUCER Are you passionate about storytelling, video production, and creating engaging ... content archives • Collaborate with hosts, guests, and marketing team • Create short-form ...

Complete post-newscast administrative tasks, including technical reports and archiving ... Prior experience producing a local television newscast preferred * Excellent writing, grammar, and ...

The Producer, Video is responsible for conceptualizing, capturing, editing and producing original ... Format, optimize, organize, and archive final assets. * Conduct market research as needed to ...

Creative Producer

New York, NY · On-site

$165K - $190K/yr

You will architect Avoca's brand archive, the films, photography, animations, and audio that ... Produce Avoca's flagship customer story films across our most strategic accounts, delivering 90 ...

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How much do archive producer jobs pay per year?

As of Jul 3, 2026, the average yearly pay for archive producer in the United States is $123,552.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $124,000.00 and $126,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What does an Archive Producer do?

An Archive Producer is responsible for sourcing, licensing, and managing archival footage, images, and other historical materials for film, television, and media projects. They research and negotiate rights with libraries, museums, and private collections to ensure legal use of the content. Their role requires strong research skills, attention to detail, and knowledge of copyright laws. Archive Producers collaborate closely with directors, editors, and production teams to find materials that enhance storytelling while staying within budget and legal constraints.

What are some common challenges faced by Archive Producers in the media industry?

One of the main challenges Archive Producers encounter is navigating complex copyright and licensing issues to ensure all materials are legally cleared for use. The role often involves tight deadlines, requiring quick problem-solving and the ability to locate rare or obscure footage or images under time pressure. Additionally, Archive Producers must balance creative requests from directors and producers with budgetary and legal constraints. Strong communication skills and a proactive approach are key to successfully overcoming these hurdles and keeping production on schedule.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the Archive Producer position, and why are they important?

To thrive as an Archive Producer, you need strong research skills, deep knowledge of archival sources, and experience in rights clearances, often supported by a background in media, journalism, or library sciences. Familiarity with digital asset management systems, media databases, copyright law, and tools like Adobe Premiere are commonly required. Excellent organization, attention to detail, and strong negotiation and interpersonal skills help you manage assets and collaborate across teams. These competencies ensure the efficient sourcing, licensing, and integration of archival materials in fast-paced production environments.

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Video Producer

Video Producer

Truth For Life

Chagrin Falls, OH • On-site

Full-time

Posted 16 days ago


Job description

Mission:
The mission of this role is to represent Truth For Life's dedication to teach the Bible with clarity and relevance through our video production process. The desired applicant will be involved in planning and production. and post-production of video assets. He or she will also engage with the digital team to ensure that TFL delivers quality video resources efficiently and effectively. Specifically, in conjunction with the Content Team, the Video Producer will be responsible for helping plan video projects, assisting in defining goals, developing concepts, and scheduling shoots. Through the production process, he or she will be responsible for directing the project by overseeing the filming, coordinating the crew (as necessary) and ensuring the plan is executed to the highest standards. After the footage is captured, he or she will be responsible for the editing, pacing, graphics, brand consistency, and delivery of the final product.
First-Year Outcomes
  1. Practical working knowledge and understanding of all aspects of Truth For Life video production process.
  2. Play a key role in creating short videos for social media and the TFL website. Prepare outside messages for delivery to our communication channels. Provide support for Year End campaigns, Truthpartner campaigns, and other communications initiatives.
  3. Refining the video production processes to fit the mission of TFL and the content team objectives. Document procedures to enable coordination with all departments as necessary.
  4. Successfully meet all production deadlines with excellent deliverables.
  5. Establish a team of freelance and contracted support to enable creation of high quality, high quantity, dependable video content.

Accountabilities and Metrics
Annual Accountabilities
Metric
Oversee capture, editing, posting and archiving all of Alistair's messages given throughout the year.
Overall processes are documented.
Percentage of sermons captured, edited, posted and archived
Create and maintain written processes for the Video Production team.
Daily, Weekly, Monthly, and Yearly processes documented within the first year of hire.
In conjunction with IT department, establish needed technology for video production and editing.
Workstation, camera(s), lighting, software, and other video items purchased and implemented.
Participate as part of a world-class Content Team through coaching, training, and project planning.
Work with a team of 5 members, participate in 100 combined hours of ongoing training, participate in quarterly evaluations.
Evaluate outsourced functions & staff
Complete quarterly evaluations of each outsourced vendor and/or staff member
Coordinate with Marketing, Station Relations and Digital Communication teams to produce social media, Resource and Campaign videos as needed.
24 Premium Resource videos produced, Year End and Truthpartner campaign videos produced, and Social Media video assets produced as needed.
Ensure that all archived content is saved and available digitally for remastering archival content as needed.
Archived non-digital content is digitized. Remastered archival content is on pace with audio broadcast creation.
Competencies
  • Passion: Wholehearted commitment to the mission of Truth For Life
  • Excellence: Strong focus on video quality, content integrity, attention to detail, and accuracy
  • Organization/Planning: Able to independently manage priorities, deadlines, resources, and deliverables for a successful and timely outcome
  • Efficiency: Committed to high quality, high producing, lean operation
  • Judgment/Decision Making: Equally considers objective facts and subjective experience/feedback to make the best decision
  • Accountability: Willingly held (and holds others) accountable to content quality, accuracy, and integrity
  • Adaptability: Easily adjusts to new conditions on the fly and welcomes challenges as opportunities.
  • Tenacity: Highly persistent in maintaining or seeking to meet goals/objectives, determined to overcome obstacles
  • Assertiveness: Proactively offers suggestions, opinions, and openly asks questions
  • Creativity: Can contribute creatively, thinking outside-the-box to identify new content opportunities and contribute to content planning
  • Technology: Stay up-to-date and keyed into the technological changes of the video industry, and bring that insight to bear on workstation, camera, lighting, and other purchases