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Voluntary/Intern Hours
Starting September until December 2022 and/or January to March 2023. Your hours and days are flexible, but we ask if you can donate enough time each week to create one or two short videos lasting one to two minutes each.
Responsibilities will include:
- Help develop our YouTube presence and increase subscribers.
- Brainstorm with the Comms Team to build a video editorial and posting schedule.
- Organise internal and external video shoots. Write scripts, research necessary topics, coordinate and setup equipment, etc.
- Edit one or two short videos per week to be posted on YouTube and social media.
Additional Information
We provide all equipment and software required for the role at our Community Centre on Central Street. The candidate will be working within our small Comms Team.
A chance to gain some work experience and a great charity to be involved with.
Community is at the heart of everything we do, and our spacious Community Centre on Central Street enables us and other organisations to offer services and activities for those who need them at little or no cost. Our aim is to improve the quality of lives for people living in our area of benefit (South Islington, EC1) and break down barriers, particularly for the most vulnerable.
Video editing, production, filming, sounds & editing.
Enthusiam, fast learner & innovative individuals
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